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138 different-sized footsteps leads from Barcaccio fontain to observation deck and old french cathedral. The beautiful place, one of the symbols of Italy.
Spanish Steps, Rome
The correct name of this place, more known as Spanish Steps, is Scalinata di Trinità dei Monti. It starts from Spanish Square and goes up to the top of Pincho hill, and here's beautiful cathedral Trinità dei Monti on this hill.

Spanish Steps
Photo: Spanish Steps, © Paolo Margari

It's one of the most popular places in Rome, every evening you will see hundreds of people, italians and travellers, spending their time here.

You can take it by train (Spagna station, line A) or by horses (you will find this service in the center of Rome).
Close to the Spanish Steps popular brands placed their boutiques and sometimes they make great fashion shows on the steps.

Spanish Steps in spring
Photo: Spanish Steps in spring, © Stefano Costantini

From the top of the stairs you will see the magnificent view of the city. And every spring steps are decorated with flowers, we advise you to see it.

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#21Sit on the Spanish Steps in RomeSit on the Spanish StepsCherry

In the evening, when the lights turn Rome into a kind of fairy tale, rise to the top of the Spanish steps and see how does night Eternal City look like.

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#51See the Festa della Primavera in RomeSee the Festa della PrimaveraJimena

In April, when Rome is celebrating the spring, all the city is filled of flowers, and the Spanish Steps are decorated with azaleas.

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Spanish Steps on the map

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#16Rome Wasn’t Built in a DayRome Wasn’t Built in a Day

Rome Wasn’t Built in a Day is for those of us with limited time or for those of us looking for the one day overview of Rome, then this Rome Highlights Tour is for you.

€215+/person
#6Rome’s Best at SunsetRome’s Best at Sunset

The best way of beating the jetlag and seeing Rome as the pink light kisses the marble buildings. None city remains more famous for its transformation by sunset than Rome.

€35+/person
#17VIP Romantic GiftVIP Romantic Gift

How ROME-antic...this tour is the perfect romantic honeymoon gift, wedding gift, St. Valentines Day present or even Anniversary Gift for your loved one.

€85+/person
#14Rome in a Day Private TourRome in a Day Private Tour

See all of the main highlights of Rome and the Vatican on a 6-hour walking tour, with skip-the-line entry to the Vatican and the Colosseum & Roman Forum.

€425+/person
#28A nightwalk to discover RomeA nightwalk to discover Rome

Come with us through this wonderful evening, to discover Rome's most beautiful corners. Enjoy the magnificent stroll through the Eternal City!

€50+/person
#41Bike tour around RomeBike tour around Rome

Explore Rome in 4 hours! Riding a bike around Rome is a great possibility to get aquainted with the city and its history.

€40+/person
#34Night bike tourNight bike tour

Taking a 4-hour night tour around Rome is a fascinating way to explore one of the most romantic city in the world and make your night different.

€45+/person

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#54Panella pasticceria in RomePanella pasticceria

It is difficult to resist the temptation and not to try all the desserts, because each dessert is prepared according to an ancient recipe.

#41Rose Garden in RomeRose Garden

On the Aventine hill near the Orange garden the Rose garden is located. Here you will see many different types of these flowers.

#15Janiculum hill in RomeJaniculum hill

This hill is called the eighth hill of Rome, on top of it is a lighthouse and a monument of Garibaldi, this is a great place to relax and explore Rome.

#49Water Clock in RomeWater Clock

On the territory of the Roman Villa Borghese landscape park you can see the unusual water clocks.

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