Record Stores in Rome, Italy
42 record stores — last verified July 2026.
- A.S.C. The Music Loft
Members-only cultural-association record space with a 500 sqm showroom, 35,000+ vinyl records and hi-fi listening rooms; specializes in Japanese jazz/rock pressings, audiophile originals and rare library music.
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- Ace Records
Conca d'Oro specialist in heavy metal, hard rock, pop rock, jazz and classical on vinyl, tape and CD, new and used, plus rare/out-of-print finds.
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- Bar Brunori Caffè e Vinile
Aventino neighborhood bar since 1959 that grew a genuine record-shop side — 33rpm vinyl across rock, blues, jazz, psychedelia and prog, plus CDs, DVDs and music books, alongside drinks.
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- Aritmia Music Shop
Metal specialist shop focused on dark, doom and black metal vinyl.
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- Blutopia
Pigneto documentation center and shop for vinyl, CDs, books and video, with a listening/reading space hosting workshops, concerts and exhibitions.
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- Chicken Records
Villa Gordiani shop with 7,000+ new and used LPs, 7-inches, CDs, cassettes and music books spanning rock, jazz, hip-hop, electronic, disco and reggae. Buys collections.
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- David - Porta Portese Vinyl Stand
Porta Portese's best-stocked record stand, bargain discs alongside rare titles across genres, at the Piazza Ippolito Nievo pitch once held by the historic Ettore and Fabrizio record stands.
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- DischiXFiaschi
Montesacro's 'Vineria & Vinileria' since 2021 — vinyl records and natural wines side by side in a lounge running breakfast to aperitivo, with DJ sets most weekends.
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- Disco+
Centocelle neighborhood shop selling new and used vinyl, 7-inches and CDs across rock, jazz, pop, hip-hop, electronic and soul, with in-store events.
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- Discoteca Laziale
Long-running Termini-area store, founded 1967, dealing vinyl, CDs, DVDs and video games at wholesale and retail, with a hi-fi equipment section and jazz emphasis.
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- E.D.F. Point 1
EUR-Tintoretto shop inside the Centro Commerciale I Granai with well-stocked new and used vinyl and CD sections across genres and price points; buys used collections and trades online as Vinylstrike.
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- EL TOPO
Used books and records shop hosting literary and cultural events; wide selection of used vinyl and CDs across genres alongside novels, essays and biographies.
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- Elastic Rock
Monteverde used-vinyl shop that grew out of a Porta Portese market stall; rock-focused, name-checked locally by actor/director Carlo Verdone.
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- Get Back - Dischi e Fumetti
Prati-area shop for new and used vinyl (180g new pressings, used 33/45rpm), CDs, DVDs and vintage comics from the '60s-'80s.
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- Goody Music
DJ-equipment specialist near Piazzale Flaminio ('Only for DeeJay') that also stocks a curated vinyl collection — house, techno, disco, hip-hop, funk and jazz.
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- Gorilla blu
Trastevere exhibition space combining underground graphics from the Frigidaire/Frigolandia archive with vinyl rarities, books and CDs — a visual-and-sound hybrid gallery/record shop.
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- GrooveLab Records
Testaccio electronic-music specialist and label; house, techno, dub, leftfield and IDM vinyl from classic to experimental, with regular in-store DJ events.
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- I Want To Believe Recordshop
Small used-vinyl shop near Termini/Santa Maria Maggiore focused on electronic and dance music.
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- Idee Musicali Roma
Cinecittà shop open since 1986 selling new and used vinyl across nearly every genre except classical/opera, plus new CDs and imports.
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- Il Mangiadischi
Small, well-curated Trastevere shop for hip-hop, soul, jazz and current sounds, run by Luca Caminiti; relocated here from San Lorenzo in 2023.
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- L'Allegretto Dischi
Reference point since 1984 for classical, operatic and Italian/international jazz recordings; listening room, books and DVDs alongside CDs and vinyl.
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- Magic Sound
Old-style Prenestino/Labicano shop (24+ years running) selling vinyl, CDs, DVDs and instruments, plus advance tickets for concerts and events nationwide.
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- Millerecords
Atmospheric Esquilino record shop dealing 33/45/78 rpm vinyl, new and used CDs, and music books across classical, jazz, rock, blues, soul, fusion, disco and punk.
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- Music Machine Record Store
Billed as the largest record store in Italy; western-Rome warehouse space (opened 2021) with an extensive new and rare vinyl selection and on-site parking.
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- Pavel - Porta Portese Vinyl Stand
Small Porta Portese stand mid-Via Napoleone Parboni specializing in hard rock, psych and prog vinyl.
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- Pink Moon Records
Portuense-district shop open since 1993 selling new and used vinyl, CDs, rarities and international imports; progressive/psych leanings.
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- Puntomusica
Audiophile hi-fi specialist for over 30 years near San Paolo/Garbatella — in-house speaker builds, turntable and amplifier repairs, and a refined, sought-after selection of used vinyl.
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- Radiation Records - Monti
Monti branch of Rome's long-running Radiation Records; punk, metal, hip-hop, soul, garage, ska and jazz on vinyl, plus CDs, books and t-shirts.
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- Radiation Records - Pigneto
Pigneto branch of Radiation Records; punk, metal, hip-hop, soul, garage, ska and jazz on vinyl, plus CDs, books and t-shirts.
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- Radiation Records - Trastevere
Trastevere branch of Radiation Records; punk, metal, hip-hop, soul, garage, ska and jazz on vinyl, plus CDs, books and t-shirts.
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- Rhizome
Small kiosk-style shop and cultural space on Via Nuoro combining records and books.
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- Round Midnight Dischi
Piazza Bologna used-vinyl specialist with roughly 30,000 catalogued titles — LPs, 45s and mixes — spanning pop/rock, jazz, classical and soundtracks.
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- SONIC BOOM Record Shop
Tufello neighborhood shop for vinyl, hi-fi equipment, books and art.
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- Soul Food
Punk and garage specialist a few steps from the Colosseum, open since 2002; vinyl, CDs, t-shirts, zines and assorted rare finds.
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- Sounds Familiar
Former parking garage in Trastevere converted in 2023 into a flexible vinyl record store, listening room and event space, run by the Sounds Familiar label (founded 2013).
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- Spin – Beershop & Records
Garbatella beershop with a musical vocation — a vinyl shop (used across genres, new mostly electronic) alongside craft beer, with weekly live sets and DJ nights.
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- Stereosound
Historic vinyl shop steps from the Pantheon, known locally as 'La Discoteca al Pantheon.' Pope Francis stopped by in 2019 to bless the renovated store.
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- Streetnoise
Porta Portese market stall active since 1990, selling vinyl, cassettes and CDs organized by genre at civic number 62 on Via Angelo Bargoni.
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- Transmission
San Lorenzo institution near the university; huge stock of used vinyl, CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays across jazz, rock, punk, classical and electronic. Buys collections.
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- Ultrasuoni Records
San Lorenzo specialist in electronic and dance vinyl — house, techno, drum'n'bass, dub and related niche genres — plus DJ gear and music books.
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- Vinyl Room
Centro Storico shop near Piazza del Popolo founded in 2018 by the sons of singer-songwriter Francesco De Gregori; new and used vinyl spanning rock, pop, reggae and folk.
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- Welcome To The Jungle - Record Store
200-square-meter Prati shop, one of Rome's largest, opened June 2018; buys and sells new and used vinyl and CDs across rock, jazz, blues and electronic, plus hi-fi gear.
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Recently closed
- Disfunzioni Musicali closed February 2007.
- Hellnation Store closed December 2017.
- Istinti Musicali .
- Just Like Heaven .
- Revolver .
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Frequently asked questions
How many record stores are in Rome, Italy?
Rome, Italy has 42 record stores in the directory, last verified July 2026.
Has a record store in Rome closed recently?
Yes — Disfunzioni Musicali (February 2007), Hellnation Store (December 2017), Istinti Musicali, Just Like Heaven, Revolver closed recently. Their pages stay up with a list of nearby open shops.
Are there listening bars or vinyl cafes in Rome?
Yes — 3 of Rome's record stores double as a bar, cafe, or combo space: Bar Brunori Caffè e Vinile, DischiXFiaschi, Spin – Beershop & Records.