[2025 Rome Attraction] Travel Guide for Piazza Navona (Updated May)

#AustralianFlightEvent 5 Must-Visit Places in Rome 1. Pantheon Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy The Pantheon is an old Roman temple located in Rome, Italy. It was used as a Catholic cathedral in the 7th century and has remained there to this day. The word Pantheon comes from the Greek word ‘Panteion’, meaning “temple for all gods” 2. Colosseum Piazza della Rotonda, 00186 Roma RM, Italy The Colosseum is one of the ancient Roman buildings and is an oval stadium built during the Roman Empire. It is located in the center of Rome and is made of limestone, tuff, concrete, and rhomboid stone. 3. Trevi Fountain Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Roma RM, Italy It is the largest Baroque fountain in Rome and one of the most famous fountains in the world. There is a very commercial legend that if you throw the first coin with your back turned, you will return to Rome, if you throw the second coin, your love will come true, and if you throw the third coin, your love will break up. 4. Castel Sant'Angelo Lungotevere Castello, 50, 00193 Roma RM, Italy A museum and tourist attraction located in Rome, Italy. Its name means 'Castle of the Angel'. Castel Sant'Angelo was originally built between 134 and 139 AD as a mausoleum for Emperor Hadrian of the Roman Empire. 5. Piazza Navona Piazza Navona, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Piazza Navona is a square in Rome, Italy. It is located between the Tiber River and Via del Corso. The history of this square dates back to ancient Rome. It was built on the site of the Stadium of the former Roman Emperor Domitian. It is famous for its three Baroque fountains along the wide square. #trip #travel plan #overseas travel #European travel #Italy travel #Rome travel

📍 Itinerary Overview: Walkable Rome 🚩 Sightseeing Route: Visit Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore Colosseum (1st + 2nd lvl) Visit the Palatine Hill/ Roman Forum/ Imperial Fora (Exhibitions + Museums) Walk through Altare della Patria Lunch at Grano Trattoria Explore the Pantheon Walk to Piazza Navona (~10 min) + Campo de Fiori Visit Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition or Castel Sant'Angelo + Vatican City Dinner at Ristorante Pizzeria Mino 🏠 Accommodation: Hotel Quirinale

#europetrip Rome, Italy, is a city of timeless beauty and rich history, often called the “Eternal City.” Its iconic landmarks, like the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Pantheon, transport visitors to the heart of ancient civilization. The Vatican City, home to St. Peter’s Basilica and the Sistine Chapel, showcases unparalleled artistic and religious heritage. Strolling through Rome’s charming streets reveals fountains like the Trevi Fountain and bustling piazzas like Piazza Navona. The city’s cuisine, from creamy carbonara to authentic gelato, is unforgettable. Rome’s blend of ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and vibrant culture makes it one of the world’s most enchanting destinations.

The long holiday is coming, planning to go to Italy? Don’t miss this 8-day travel guide to make your trip to Italy more exciting! -- Italy, the birthplace of ancient Roman civilization, the Colosseum has witnessed the vicissitudes of thousands of years of history. From the magnificent snow scenery of the Alps🏔️ to the water city style of Venice🚣, every place exudes strong regional characteristics. -- 🎉Travel route: D1: Arrive in Milan and enjoy a full day of free activities! After making arrangements for your hotel, you can start exploring this fashionable city! D2: Visit Our Lady of Grace and feel the tranquility and mystery of religion. D3: Lake Garda – Centro Storico Sirmione – Juliet’s House – Verona Arena – Piazza Venezia. Travel between history and nature, and experience the classicism and romance of Italy. D4: Piazza San Marco – St. Mark’s Campanile – Doge’s Palace – Rialto Bridge. Go deep into the heart of Venice and appreciate the unique charm of the water city. D5: Uffizi Gallery - Accademia Gallery of Florence - Church of San Giovanni al Mosnari. Immerse yourself in the sea of ​​art and feel the Renaissance atmosphere of Florence. D6: Piazza Siena – Siena Cathedral – Old Town of Siena. Stroll through the ancient streets and experience the history and culture of Siena. D7: Visit Piazza Navona and feel the unique charm and vitality of Rome. D8: After the wonderful trip to Italy, I set off to return to China with full of memories and emotions! 🛫 -- 🧳 Travel list: essential items for a trip to Italy 📞 A local phone card is necessary for easy contact and online information inquiry. 🔌 Don’t forget to bring a plug adapter, the plug type in Italy may be different from that in your country. 🪪 Be sure to bring all your documents, passport, visa, and air tickets to make your trip smoother. 👚 According to the Italian climate in December, prepare some warm and fashionable clothing, including windbreakers and scarves. 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential for travel. They can replenish power for mobile phones and cameras at any time. -- That’s it for your trip to Italy, I hope you had a great time and see you next time! 👋✨

#autumnbeauty My autumn Eurotrip itinerary: Start in Rome, in October and even in November the weather is fine but it’s less tourists so less crowded and prices going slightly lower 3 days in Rome, then short flight to Paris 3 days in Paris Drink some hot chocolate, enjoy museums and good shopping, sales will start in November Flight to Nice. Where you could wear short sleeves and enjoy the warm sun shining. My huge recommendation is to do Cot’dazur in November. We stayed in Nice hotel for 100€ per night (and during summertime this hotel costs 600€) #100waysoftravel

1️⃣Day (Tourist Attractions Tour Course) Colosseum -> Roman Forum -> Stairs of the Fatherland -> Trevi Fountain -> Pantheon -> Piazza Navona 2️⃣Day (Tourist Attractions + Night View Tour Course) Vatican -> Spanish Steps -> Villa Borghese -> Pincio Hill -> Castel Sant'Angelo ⚠️For the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Vatican, you must reserve tickets in advance, and the Colosseum and Roman Forum are often combined into a tour! ⚠️Day 2 Spanish Steps, Villa Borghese, Pincio Hill, and Castel Sant'Angelo are representative night view spots in Rome. We recommend that you bring a mat and heal while looking at the night view. #July Travel Support Grant Event #Rome Night View #Rome #Rome Hot Place

#wecreate Built in 86BC by Emperor Domitian Piazza Navona@Navona Square is one of the picturesque spot you shouldn’t miss when you’re visiting Rome. You’re free to roam around the square and depending on the season/ holiday, there will be small market and carnival. There is 3 artistic fountains and museum in the square If you’re thinking to walk directly to the other attraction in Rome by walk: Pantheon - 5 minutes Castel Sant’Angelo - 10 minutes Trevi Fountain - 12 minutes Vatican City - 17 minutes The weather is really pleasant and I’ve walked all the way from Roma Termini till Vatican City (I’m not athletic by the way) because I do enjoy the walk and what the city have to offer. Its also safe to walk even as a solo female traveller. Just be aware of your surroundings and not to worry, there is also lot of tourists roaming around. Tips: Make sure to check ahead if there’s holiday or festive season before going, if you want to visit the museums. But if you prefer less crowd and just want to roam around in the city then its perfect time to visit. #rome #italia #piazzanavona #navonasquare #christmasgetaway #holidaydestination #solotravel

Piazza Navona is a feast for the senses, and its iconic fountains are no exception. But look closely, and you'll notice something truly unique about the Fontana del Moro and Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi: the faces carved into the fountains. Each statue face is a work of art in its own right, with intricate details and expressions that seem to come to life before your eyes. Whether you're admiring the fountains from a nearby cafe or exploring the square on foot, be sure to take a closer look at the statue faces and let them transport you to another time and place.

There are some really pretty and famous squares in Italy These are the Campo Square that I introduced before, the St. Mark's Square in Venice, and the Navona Square in Rome! Today, I'm going to introduce you to the Navona Square✨ The Navona Square is famous for its three beautiful fountains. If you go and see it in person, you'll feel that it's really cute and pretty🎀 Make sure to buy some gelato at Grom and eat it in the square🍦 📍Rome Navona Square 📍00186 Rome Italy 📍Opening hours: 24 hours #Italy travel #Historical site tour #Exotic #Emotional #Life shot spot #Life travel destination

Itinerary Overview If you’re heading to Rome soon, you’re in for something special. I spent a few days exploring and honestly, there’s nowhere like it. Here’s the route I followed and everything I wish I knew before I went! 🚩 Sightseeing Route I started at the Colosseum early in the morning (before the crowds), then wandered through the Roman Forum and up to Palatine Hill — you can actually feel the history there. After that, I walked to the Pantheon, grabbed a quick coffee, and finished the day watching the sunset from the Spanish Steps. Perfect mix of ancient ruins and buzzing piazzas. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions • Colosseum: It’s so much bigger and more impressive in real life. • Vatican Museums: Even if you’re not super into art, the Sistine Chapel will leave you speechless. • Trevi Fountain: I went at night — so much more magical without the daytime crowds. • Trastevere: This neighbourhood stole my heart — colourful streets, tiny restaurants, and the best pasta I had all trip. 🚇 Transportation The metro was super easy to figure out. I mainly used Metro Line A and B to jump between major sights. But honestly, Rome is a walking city — most days I racked up 20,000 steps without even noticing because you just keep turning corners into something beautiful. 📷 Photo Spots • Sunrise at the Colosseum — seriously worth waking up for. • The view from the top of St. Peter’s Basilica — it’s a bit of a climb but absolutely unforgettable. • Piazza Navona — especially in the early evening when the lights come on. • Hidden side streets in Trastevere — every doorway and balcony looks like a movie set. 🍜 Local Cuisine If you love food (who doesn’t?), Rome will ruin you in the best way: • Cacio e Pepe was my go-to — creamy, peppery, simple. • Supplì (fried rice balls) are a perfect snack between sightseeing. • I had the thinnest, crispiest Roman pizza in Trastevere, and honestly, nothing back home compares. • And yes — daily gelato is absolutely a thing. I found a little place near the Pantheon that made pistachio from scratch. 🏠 Accommodation I stayed at Ostello Bello Roma Colosseo and honestly, it made the trip even better. The location is incredible — just a short walk to the Colosseum — but what really stood out was the atmosphere. The staff were amazing, super friendly and always ready with tips for exploring the city (or just pointing you towards the best pasta nearby). The hostel had a rooftop terrace too, which became my go-to place to chill after a day of sightseeing — great views, good vibes, and often some live music or little events happening. If you’re looking for somewhere social but relaxed, I can’t recommend it enough. 💡 Tips • Book ahead for the Colosseum and Vatican — they sell out fast. • Wear really comfy shoes — those cobblestones are no joke! • Bring a reusable water bottle — Rome has fountains everywhere with fresh, cold water (called “nasoni”). • Visit big sights first thing in the morning!#travel

Day 1: Attractions: Trevi Fountain (evening), Spanish Steps (evening) After landing at the airport around noon, I took the ITA train directly to Rome's central train station. My accommodation, Hostel, was a 15-minute walk from the station. Both attractions are within walking distance from the train station. For dinner, I randomly chose a restaurant (Caffe Washington Rome). The grilled ribs were quite good, and the rest of the dishes were decent as well. The prices were within an acceptable range. Day 2: Attractions: Colosseum, Palatine Hill, Mouth of Truth, Circus Maximus, Trevi Fountain (daytime), Spanish Steps (daytime) If you're interested in history, I recommend joining a local tour for the Colosseum, as the guide provides detailed explanations. Even if you're not into history, joining a tour is still advisable since tour groups use a separate line to enter. Note that there is a security check before entry. Depending on the type of tour you join, some include nearby attractions in addition to the Colosseum. The tour typically lasts 2 to 3 hours. You can spend the rest of your time exploring Palatine Hill, which offers stunning views of Rome from the top. For lunch, consider dining at a restaurant near the hill. I stumbled upon a place serving a delicious mushroom fish dish at a reasonable price. As for the Mouth of Truth, you can visit it, but the long queue for photos with the stone discouraged me, so I just admired it from a distance. Near the Mouth of Truth, there's a market called Campagna Amica Market, which offers a variety of food and ingredients. It's worth a visit. Day 3: Attractions: Vatican City, Vatican Museums, Piazza Navona For the Vatican Museums, it's best to purchase tickets in advance to avoid long queues. If you're interested in history, consider joining a tour. There's a lot to see inside, and a detailed visit can take up most of the day. Security checks are required before entry. Entry to Vatican City also involves security checks and queues. Photography is allowed inside, and if it's sunny, your photos will turn out beautifully. You can also send postcards from within. Piazza Navona: It's worth a visit, though it can be crowded. If you have extra time, explore the nearby streets. The alleys often make for picturesque photo backdrops. **Must-Visit Attractions:** Rome has countless attractions, and this list only scratches the surface. If you're interested in religious history, there are many churches to explore. **Must-Try Foods:** 1. 2. Ristorante Dulcis in Fundo - They have a mushroom sauce appetizer that's delicious, though I forgot its name. **Accommodation Recommendations:** Suggested area: Near the central train station Hotel name: Free Hostel Rome **Photo Spots:** Many alleys are perfect for photography. Take your time to explore and find hidden gems. **Tips:** - Rome has many drinking water fountains, so bring a bottle to refill and save on buying water. - Be cautious when going out at night. - Staying near the train station can be noisy. During my stay, I often heard ambulance or police sirens at night.

#Spring0yentrip ・Pantheon ・Trevi Fountain ・Spanish Square ・Piazza Navona ・Caracalla Baths ・Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola ・Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore ・Coliseum Forum Romanum Palatine Hill ・Castle Sant'Angelo ・Mouth of Truth 🍽️The court 🍽️Fuoco bere 🍽️Trattoria vecchia I made a reservation in advance for the Pantheon at 3,952 yen and the Colosseum at 6,157 yen! I recommend visiting the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain at night!! Combined with the lighting, you can enjoy the beautiful buildings with a really nice atmosphere. There are a lot of people at the Trevi Fountain, but if you line up, you can go close to it for free and take photos. There, you can take photos in the center without other people in the picture, so please line up! There are apparently a lot of pickpockets here, so please be careful😭 The Colosseum is also crowded, so it takes a while to take photos. Inside, it's like a museum, so you can learn about the history. It took quite a while to go around, so I recommend visiting with plenty of time! There is no admission fee to the Mouth of Truth, and you can line up to take photos! The staff will rush you, so you have to take them quickly😂 Chiesa di Sant'Ignazio di Loyola is a church I definitely wanted to visit, and it has a famous mirror. When you insert 1 euro, the mirror reflects the light and the light comes on. There is a set time, so if you don't take a photo immediately after inserting the coin, it will disappear!

Let’s talk about travel shopping! And we will start with my list - “Best souvenirs to buy in Rome” 1. ARTISAN FOOD Start with artisan pasta, meticulously crafted by skilled hands, using time-honored techniques that have been passed down through generations. Also discover the world of delectable chocolates. Venture into the realm of savory cheeses, where you'll find a symphony of flavors waiting to be explored. Award-winning Pecorino Cheese is always a win as it can be vacuum sealed and ready to travel. No Italian feast is complete without the golden hues of flavorful olive oil. 2. ITALIAN LEATHER GOODS artisanal leatherwork, offers an array of exquisite handbags, belts, gloves, and shoes that make for remarkable souvenirs. As you explore the cobbled streets and bustling markets of the city, you'll encounter boutique shops and ateliers, where skilled artisans meticulously craft each piece by hand, using only the finest Italian leather. 3. SILK TIES Italian ties will become treasured additions to your wardrobe, enhancing your personal style and leaving a lasting impression wherever you go. On Via dei Coronari, stop at Talarico Cravatte tie shop for exquisite Italian-made silk ties. 4. HAND CRAFTED CERAMICS While in Tuscany and Umbria, you will find a wide variety of hand-painted bowls, cups, plates, and other useful artisan ceramics to enhance your dining room table or kitchen decor, in many of Rome's shops you may discover ceramics of a different nature entirely! 5. VATICAN MEMORABILIA At the heart of Catholicism lies the Vatican City, and in Rome, you'll discover a delightful array of Vatican-themed souvenirs. From religious items like rosaries, crucifixes, and medals featuring saints and iconic Vatican symbols to captivating memorabilia such as replicas of famous artworks and precious mosaics, the Vatican offers an extensive collection.

Introducing popular tourist spots I visited while sightseeing in Rome! First, Piazza Navona! It's a bustling square with restaurants and souvenir shops, but I visited in the morning before the shops opened, so there were not many people and it was easy to take photos 📸 "Piazza Navona" 📍Location: Piazza Navona, 00186 Roma RM, Italy Then I visited Castel Sant'Angelo 🏰 This is a 10-minute walk from Piazza Navona! It's a historic building that evokes the Middle Ages and was very beautiful. "Castle Sant'Angelo" 📍Location: Lungotevere Castello, 50, 00193 Roma RM, Italy Finally, the Spanish Steps. It's about a 20-minute walk from Castel Sant'Angelo. It's a famous spot for Roman Holiday, and it's a lively place with many tourists! "Spanya Square" 📍Location: Piazza di Spagna, 00187 Roma RM, Italy #Spring 0 yen trip

#romanforum Step into the elegance of Piazza Navona, one of Rome's most celebrated squares, brimming with history and vibrant life. Surrounded by stunning Baroque architecture, this iconic piazza enchants visitors with its grandeur and charm. Imagine strolling past the majestic fountains, with Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers standing as its centerpiece, and soaking in the lively atmosphere created by street performers and bustling cafés. Piazza Navona is a timeless masterpiece in the heart of Rome. At Piazza Navona, every detail reflects the beauty and culture of the Eternal City. From the intricate artistry of its fountains to the welcoming ambiance of its surroundings, this square invites you to savor Rome's rich heritage. Whether you're marveling at its historic churches or enjoying a cappuccino while watching the world go by, Piazza Navona promises an unforgettable experience. Come for the Baroque elegance, stay for the vibrant spirit—this is where Rome’s history and energy unite.

#romanforum 📍 Itinerary Overview A 3-day journey through ancient history, art, and Italian cuisine. 🚩 Sightseeing Route Day 1: Colosseum → Roman Forum → Trevi Fountain Day 2: Vatican City → St. Peter’s Basilica → Sistine Chapel Day 3: Piazza Navona → Pantheon → Spanish Steps 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions Colosseum and Roman Forum Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica Trastevere neighborhood for local vibes 🚇 Transportation Metro, buses, and walking through charming cobbled streets. 📷 Photo Spots Sunset view from Gianicolo Hill Fountain of Four Rivers at Piazza Navona The iconic Spanish Steps 🍝 Local Cuisine Authentic Carbonara and Cacio e Pepe Traditional Roman Pizza Gelato from Giolitti 🏠 Accommodation Luxury: Hotel de Russie Budget: Hostel Alessandro Palace 💡 Tips Book Colosseum and Vatican tickets in advance Wear comfortable shoes for walking Try local espresso at a traditional café Rome is a city where history meets art and culture at every corner! #staycation #poolhotel #beachlife #couplestrip #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #resorts #museums

#springwander Rome was everything I dreamed of—history, culture, and amazing food! 🇮🇹 I started at the Colosseum (€16), standing in awe of its grand ruins. Then, I tossed a coin into the Trevi Fountain for good luck. ✨ Wandering through Piazza Navona and the Pantheon felt like stepping back in time. The Vatican (€20) was stunning, especially the Sistine Chapel. Ended my days with gelato and pasta in Trastevere. 🍝🍷 Rome truly is the Eternal City! 🏛️ #RomeAdventures #EternalCity #TreviFountain #ColosseumMagic #ItalianFoodie #Wanderlust

📝The origin of Western civilization─Rome was once the center of the ancient empire. Now it is a city with magnificent ancient buildings and modern vitality. With a history of more than 2,000 years, Rome has a wealth of ancient Roman Empire buildings. In addition, there are also many medieval or modern buildings. It can be said to be an old city that integrates the past and the present. It is well worth a visit. 📍There are only two subway lines in Rome, but the buses are dense and close to the attractions. You can make more use of them when traveling independently. We bought a three-day ticket, which allows unlimited subway and bus rides. The control of getting on and off the bus is very loose, but don't forget to buy a ticket when getting on the bus. They check the tickets seriously. If you are caught evading the ticket and don't listen to the explanation, you will be fined 40-50 euros😳 📍Because of the time difference, the itinerary can be arranged early in the morning and finished before 4 o'clock, which will be more in line with the biological clock 📍Their food is really almost all pizza and pasta. There is no 7-11 or the like, but there is a supermarket. A meal is about 600-1000 Taiwan dollars. Restaurants will charge a seat fee of 2-4 euros. They don't have public toilets either, you can only use them when you eat in a restaurant, or buy a cup of coffee and use the toilet, otherwise you have to pay 1 euro to use the toilet, so people who go to the toilet easily have to spend a lot of money😅 📍I'm very happy to have good weather, and the photos are very beautiful #Vatican #Spanish Square #Ancient Roman Forum #Colosseum

|Via del Mancino 12. 👑 Hotel: Hotel Mancino 12 📍 Address: Via del Mancino 12, Rome, Italy 💖 What kind of hotel is it? Hotel Mancino 12 is located in the heart of Rome, within walking distance of many famous attractions. The hotel features a modern and beautifully decorated design, tucked away yet just minutes from landmarks such as Piazza Venezia and the Trevi Fountain. Staying here allows you to enjoy a comfortable environment while experiencing the ancient charm of Rome. 🛁Experience · All staff are friendly and helpful. Whether it's itinerary consultation or activity booking, they will assist you patiently and meticulously. · The rooms are modern and clean, with comfortable beds and powerful showers. Rooms with terraces offer particularly breathtaking views. · The hotel offers a free breakfast, and while the selection is limited, it provides enough energy for a day of sightseeing. · The well-equipped rooms are fitted with smartphones, built-in travel apps to aid your trips, and the Internet experience is also excellent. · Airport transfers are available for around EUR 25, slightly more expensive than a taxi but much more convenient. 🍽️ Recommendations nearby · Attractions: - Roman Forum: Explore Rome's important historical sites and government buildings. - Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore: A magnificent building within walking distance. - Piazza Navona: The beautiful square and sculptures attract countless tourists. · Restaurants: - Lume - Osteria Alle Scalette: An elegant Italian restaurant. - Adesso Vineria-bistrot: Perfect for a light meal and some authentic Italian snacks. - DOC EnoBistrot - Cruderia & Cucina: Offers exquisite seafood and pasta dishes. - Alvaro Ristorante: A great place for traditional Italian cuisine. - Bar Palomba: A good spot for breakfast or afternoon tea. - Fuorinorma: Enjoy a relaxed bar atmosphere. 🌟Overall, Hotel Mancino 12 has won the hearts of tourists not only for its prime location and modern yet cozy design, but also for its warm and thoughtful service and convenient facilities, making it an excellent choice for your Roman holiday! Whether you're sightseeing, shopping, or simply relaxing, you'll find the perfect experience here.❤️

#favouriteitinerary Rome 🇮🇹🏛️ – The Eternal City A city where ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and vibrant street life blend seamlessly, Rome is a must-visit destination for history lovers, foodies, and adventurers alike. Top Attractions: 🏟️ Colosseum – Step inside this ancient gladiator arena, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. 🏛️ Pantheon – A 2,000-year-old temple with a massive dome and an open oculus. ⛲ Trevi Fountain – Toss a coin over your shoulder to ensure a return to Rome! 🎨 Vatican City & St. Peter’s Basilica – Visit the smallest country in the world and admire Michelangelo’s frescoes in the Sistine Chapel. 🛍️ Piazza di Spagna & Via del Corso – Climb the Spanish Steps and shop in Rome’s most stylish district. Hidden Gems & Local Experiences: 🍝 Trastevere – A charming neighborhood with cobblestone streets, authentic trattorias, and lively nightlife. 🌿 Aventine Keyhole – Peek through for a perfect view of St. Peter’s Basilica framed by greenery. 🕊️ Piazza Navona – A picturesque square filled with fountains, street artists, and historic charm. Why Visit? 🚆 Easily Accessible – A major hub with flights and trains connecting all of Italy. 🍷 Food & Wine Paradise – Enjoy carbonara, cacio e pepe, and Roman-style pizza paired with local wines. ⏳ Living History – From the Roman Forum to modern Italian culture, every street in Rome tells a story. Whether you’re here for history, food, or romance, Rome promises an unforgettable experience! ✨ #Italy #rome

The three fountains that you will find in the Piazza Navona in Rome have an amazing history. The fountain in the middle is Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi and represents four rivers and the spread of Christianity. The next fountain is Fontana del Moro, this fountain was originally called the Seashell Fountain and is located on the southern side of the square. The last fountain is Fontana del Nettuno, and was created in 1574 but actually remained unfinished for approximately 300 years until 1878. #celebrateit #piazza #rome

The church of Saint Agnese of Agone is the 17th century Baroque Church located in the famous Piazza Navona in Rome Italy. The church marks the site where Saint Agnes died and her shrine is located within the crypt of the church. When visiting the Piazza Navona take the time to check out the beautiful frescoes in the church and the life-size sculptures. #celebrateit #rome #church

|Leon Palace Hotel, a perfect fusion of classic and modern. 👑 Hotel: Leon Palace Hotel Rome 📍 Address: Via XX Settembre 90/94, Rome, Italy 💖 What kind of hotel is it? The Leon Palace Hotel Rome is a boutique hotel located in a quiet neighbourhood, a perfect example of combining elegance and modernity. The hotel was designed by a well-known designer and is beautifully decorated and extremely comfortable. The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the main road and the main train station, convenient and safe. 🛁 Experience The service at Leon Palace Hotel is very thoughtful. During our stay, the staff were friendly and helpful. The room is small but clean and modern. The bathroom was well equipped and there was also a mini fridge and safe. The beds in the rooms were very comfortable and the lobby was luxurious with interesting mirrors and great lighting. In addition, the hotel has a lovely patio garden, and the bar next to the patio is a great place to relax. Although some rooms have poor lighting and some rooms facing the street are noisy, the hotel will try its best to help you change to a quiet room. The hotel's breakfast is delicious, varied and good value for money. If you need to relax, you can also use the hotel's spa, which includes a jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna. 🌊 Things to do in the surrounding area · Notre Dame Cathedral: This is a historic cathedral with magnificent architecture and grand interiors that cannot be missed. · Roman Forum (about 15 minutes’ walk): At this site, you can feel the charm of Rome’s most glorious period. Visiting it together with the Colosseum will give you a better understanding of the glory of ancient Rome. Piazza Navona: This quaint square is full of the strong historical atmosphere of Rome and is very suitable for walking and relaxing. Borges Garden: A beautiful urban oasis, perfect for a stroll or a morning run. 🍝Nearby food · Lume - Osteria Alle Scalette: An authentic Italian restaurant with exquisite dishes. · Adesso Vineria-bistrot: A bistro that combines a bar and a restaurant. DOC EnoBistrot - Cruderia & Cucina: The perfect pairing of seafood and red wine. · Bar Palomba: A traditional Italian café, perfect for a quick break. · Fuorinorma: A great place to enjoy authentic Italian food. · Alvaro Ristorante: A high-end Italian restaurant with a comfortable dining experience. The Leon Palace Hotel not only provides high-quality services and facilities, but also is an excellent experience point for experiencing the classical and modern styles of Rome. Whether you are traveling for business or leisure, this is an ideal choice. Looking forward to our next stay and experiencing this charming hotel again!

The Piazza Navona it’s probably the most famous piazza in Rome much of what we see today dates from the 15th century but the piazza is situated in what was once a Roman Stadium and it still maintains the original elongated oval shape. The piazza contains three beautiful fountains which feature Titans, dolphins, mythical creatures and even Neptune himself. It’s a real celebration of exquisite art and it’s totally free. #celebrateit #rome #piazza

#newyearnewtrip Piazza Navona is one of the most famous and picturesque squares in Rome, Italy, known for its Baroque architecture, fountains, and lively atmosphere. Piazza Navona is located in the historic center of Rome, not far from the Pantheon and Campo de' Fiori. The square is renowned for its elegant Baroque architecture, including three impressive fountains, namely Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers), Fontana del Moro (Moor Fountain) and Fontana del Nettuno (Neptune Fountain). Around Piazza Navona hosts outdoor cafés, restaurants, street performers, and artists. In the Piazza Navona, you will get to experience the Rome's artistic and architectural heritage.

Christmas markets are a must-see for winter travel I wondered where the Christmas market is held in Rome 📍Piazza Navona There are souvenir shops and restaurants, so it's a plaza worth visiting if you have time In winter, a Christmas market is held in this plaza It's not as big as you'd expect, but it's okay to get into the mood for a winter trip while looking at a small market🎄 #JapanFlightEvent

Piazza Navona, one of the most beautiful squares in Rome, is a charming spot where Baroque architecture and art come together✨🏛️ Built on the site of an ancient Roman arena, it is now a popular romantic square dotted with fountains and sculptures! 🔑 Sights Fountain of the Four Rivers (Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi) Bernini's masterpiece! Sculptures symbolizing the Nile, Ganges, Danube, and La Plata rivers are arranged and stand majestically in the center of the square. Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone A beautiful church designed by Borromini, where you can enjoy the intricacy of Baroque architecture. #0 yen trip January 2025

3 Days in Italy: Explore the Eternal City and the Cradle of the Renaissance Itinerary Overview Italy is a country full of history, art, and cuisine, with countless cities and attractions to explore. This guide provides a 7-day itinerary to help you discover the charm of Rome, Florence, Venice, and Milan. Day 1: Arrive in Rome - First Impressions of the Eternal City Morning: - Arrive at Rome Fiumicino Airport, go through immigration, and take the subway or a taxi to the city center. - Check in to your hotel. We recommend staying near the Colosseum or the Spanish Steps. Afternoon: - Visit the Colosseum to learn about the glory of ancient Rome. - Stroll through the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill to experience the atmosphere of ancient civilization. Evening: - Dinner: Enjoy authentic Italian cuisine at a restaurant near the Trevi Fountain. - Visit the Trevi Fountain at night and try tossing a coin into the fountain to make a wish. --- Day 2: Rome - The Renaissance Art Palace Morning: - Visit the Vatican Museums and admire Michelangelo's frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel. - Visit St. Peter's Basilica and don't miss the beautiful view from the dome. Afternoon: - Stroll through Piazza Navona, where you can find many artists and street performers. - Visit the Borghese Gallery. Tickets must be booked in advance. The gallery houses many Renaissance art treasures. Evening: - Free time. You can try local snacks in the Trastevere district. --- Day 3: From Rome to Florence - The Heart of the Renaissance Morning: - Take a train to Florence (approx. 1.5 hours). - Check in to your hotel. We recommend staying near the train station for easy access. Afternoon: - Visit the Florence Cathedral, including its spectacular dome. - Visit the Accademia Gallery to see Michelangelo's David. Evening: - Stroll along the Ponte Vecchio. The lights along the river create a romantic atmosphere. ---

Rome is more than a city—it’s a living museum, a culinary paradise, and a place where every corner tells a story. Here, ancient ruins coexist with bustling piazzas, and every meal feels like a celebration of life. Start with the Classics: No trip to Rome is complete without visiting the Colosseum, the iconic amphitheater that once hosted gladiator battles. Nearby, walk through the Roman Forum, imagining life in the heart of the ancient empire. Awe-Inspiring Art and Architecture: Stand in awe beneath the dome of St. Peter’s Basilica and lose yourself in the beauty of the Sistine Chapel, where Michelangelo’s masterpiece comes to life. The Pantheon, with its towering columns and open oculus, is a timeless wonder. The Heart of the City: Stroll through Piazza Navona and enjoy a gelato as street performers and artists bring the square to life. Toss a coin into the Trevi Fountain to ensure your return to the Eternal City. Culinary Delights: Rome’s food scene is as legendary as its history. Indulge in creamy Cacio e Pepe or classic Carbonara at a local trattoria. Don’t miss the thin, crispy Roman-style pizza or the espresso bars where locals sip their coffee standing up. Hidden Gems: Wander through the charming neighborhood of Trastevere, known for its narrow cobblestone streets, ivy-covered buildings, and vibrant nightlife. For a peaceful retreat, visit the Aventine Keyhole, offering a perfectly framed view of St. Peter’s. Sunset Splendor: End your day atop the Pincio Terrace or the Janiculum Hill, where the city glows under the setting sun, and the domes and rooftops create a picture-perfect skyline. Rome isn’t just a destination—it’s an experience that lingers long after you leave. Whether it’s your first visit or your tenth, the Eternal City always has more to reveal.