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Live marketplace search · listings, condition and prices changeView physical editions ↗︎Follow Bicycle Thieves through 5 real places in Rome. Postwar Rome becomes the film’s working map of precarity, pursuit and moral exhaustion.
Read in this order, then plan travel between the public locations. Historical references and private properties are not visitor stops. This is a story sequence, not a timed walking itinerary.
Place and area markers · not exact camera positions
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Open in maps ↗︎Begin at Piazza Vittorio and Porta Portese, where Antonio searches the postwar city’s working markets.
Antonio searches the market at Piazza Vittorio for the stolen bicycle, turning the crowded square into part of the film’s working economy.
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The search continues at Porta Portese, where the market’s scale makes the bicycle feel both visible everywhere and impossible to recover.
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Follow the search past the Gazometro and into the streets around the Baths of Caracalla.
The Gazometro appears as Antonio follows the thief and the beggar through Ostiense, fixing the pursuit within the industrial city.
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The chase reaches Santi Nereo e Achilleo on Viale delle Terme di Caracalla; the church is a documented location, not a generic Rome landmark.
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End at Ponte Duca d’Aosta, on the route toward the football crowd and the film’s final moral crisis.
Ponte Duca d’Aosta carries the search toward the river and the stadium geography of the film’s closing movement.
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