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Piazza Navona
15m · Admission ticket included
Piazza Navona is one of the most spectacular and characteristic urban complexes of Baroque Rome. The square is bordered by the buildings that stood on the remains of the Stadium of Domitian.
Three fountains adorn the square: the Fontana del Moro, so named for the statue of the Ethiopian wrestling with a dolphin, the Fontana de' Calderari, also known as the Fontana del Neptune and, in the center, the imposing Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, by Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
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Trevi Fountain
15m · Admission ticket included
A must in Rome!!!! Wonderful photos to take and traditions and legends to live........ throw a coin in the fountain and you will definitely return to Rome!
If, on the other hand, you’re looking for a little romance, maybe even Italian love, you’ll have to flip a second and a third coin to make sure the wedding bells ring soon.
The Trevi Fountain was the splendid setting for the best-known scene of the film La Dolce Vita by director Federico Fellini; a provocative Anita Ekberg wrapped in a long black evening dress calls Marcello Mastroianni: “Marcello, come here!”, while sinuous plunges into the sparkling waters of the fountain.
Not everyone knows that on the outside right side of the fountain there is a rectangular basin with two small spouts: the fountain of lovers. Couples who drink from this fountain will remain in love and faithful forever.
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Spanish Steps
15m · Admission ticket included
A must-see to use as a backdrop for great photos!
In the center of Piazza di Spagna you can admire the
scenic Spanish Steps, at the foot of the staircase stands the fountain built between 1626 and 1629 by Pietro Bernini, father of the famous Gian Lorenzo.
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Pantheon
15m · Admission ticket included
l Pantheon is one of the best preserved examples of Roman monumental architecture.
It houses the tomb of Raphael and some Kings of Italy.
Its history begins in 27 BC.C. The current form, however, is due to Hadrian who had it rebuilt between 118 and 125 AD.C.,
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Bocca della Verita
15m · Admission ticket included
The name Mouth of Truth originated in 1485 and is linked to a curious and fascinating medieval legend, according to which the mouth could bite the hand of those who had not stated the truth.
The film Roman Holiday, starring Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck, consecrated the Mouth of Truth to undisputed fame: it was 1953 and since then the legendary mask has entered the world tourist imagination.
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Campo De' Fiori
20m · Admission ticket included
Another must for tourists in Rome!!! It is the ideal setting for a leisurely walk among its historic wooden stalls where you can buy flowers, fruit and take pictures among the colorful spice stalls.
Campo de’ Fiori, however, also has a dark side: on the square, in fact, spectacular executions were held, among which stands out that of the monk and philosopher Giordano Bruno who, accused of heresy, was burned at the stake on February 17, 1600. An imposing and austere statue was erected in his honor in the center of the square on June 9, 1889
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St. Peter's Basilica
15m · Admission ticket included
When you will be in the churchyard of the basilica, 284 columns will embrace you, it will seem that the basilica looks at you and welcomes you with open arms, this was precisely the intent of the
Bernini, the designer of the famous square, also, looking up you can admire the grandeur of the dome, designed by the great Michelangelo.
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Fontana dell'Acqua Paola
15m · Admission ticket included
Known as the “Fontanone del Gianicolo”, the fountain dominates the large terrace overlooking the city.
The construction of the Fountain dates back to the period between 1610 and 1614
