the famous "spanish steps"...this is the place you go for the scenic views of the tourists shopping on Via Condotti. Pretty fun hangout spot.
Even if you won't replay Anita Ekberg cult scene from "La Dolce Vita", feel the irresistable romance of one of the most spectacular fountains of the World.
An architectural miracle in the heart of the Eternal City, filled with finest Baroque Masterpieces, the genius of Bernini & Borromini.
Marvel at this architectural wonder and pay your respects at the tomb of Renaissance master Rafael, along with Italy's first Kings and Queen.
The square takes its name from Cardinal Venezia who built the adjacent Palazzo Venezia, the former embassy of the city of the Republic of Venice.
You *must* take the elevator to the rooftop, it's the most amazing view you'll have of Rome (and worth the 7 euros)
Begun by Emperor Hadrian in AD 135 as his own mausoleum, Castel Sant'Angelo has variously been a fortress, prison and papal residence.
The Roman Empire comes alive at the Colosseum! Cruise with your imagination through historic times when fight-games were organized, as depicted by Russel Crowe in "The Gladiator".
Follow the legend of the wolf...Here, the she-wolf nursed the twin brothers Remus and Romulus after they were found in a basket by the Tiber.
Very attentive staff, excellent food and cocktails overlooking the Colosseum. Definitely worth a visit.
The Pons Aemilius is the oldest Roman stone bridge in Rome. Since 1598, when its eastern half was carried away in a flood, it remains only a single arch, lending its name Ponte rotto (broken bridge)
Have a stop in this square, among the historical lanes of Trastevere, and sit down on the stairs to sip an aperitif, while the sun gives you a romantic sunset on the River Tiber. Read more.
