Piazza di Spagna & Spanish Steps
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we was alone!! Apr 15, 2008
when i arrived at Piazza di Spagna i couldn't believe!!!only 5 people!!it's better in other season like spring when you can find a lot of flowerss so beautiful, but we could take a photo alone. it's unbeliable!
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Lovely stairs at Piazza di Spagna Jun 18, 2006
This lovely Piazza is located in the most elegant and exclusive area of the city.
If it's warm, just sit down on their famous renacentist stairs, like many people do, stairs are always full. And just relax while you watch the people going from one place to another. There you will find the Trinità dei Monti Church. The streets with the most prestigious stores start here. The most famous street is vía Condotti, one of the most elegant of the world. Part of the Backpacking in Europe solo but not lonely :) travel blog |
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1 / 1 TravBuddies found this review helpful
Oct 05, 2004
It is a true life-experience to sit on the Spanish Steps late in the evening and see the culture of the citizens of Rome. Many Roman citizens are gathered on the Steps to talk, sing, play guitar and having a good time with their friends in the evening and on daytime the steps are filled with tourists from all over the world. There also are a lot of foreign salespeople (I don't know what to call them) selling fastfood, roses, toys etc.. They can be a bit annoying but if you're firmly say no th first second they lay eyes on you, they won't bother you :D
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Feb 04, 2006After you're done splurging on Via Del Corso or Condotti, take a break by relaxing on these beautiful steps. It's a place to see and be seen. Lots of young Italians come here to pick up on one another. If you are a girl and sitting here alone, be prepared to be hit on by at least five italian stallions. More beautiful at night. |
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Jan 10, 2009
I quickly found the Piazza Di Spagna (and the Spanish Steps) and hung out here for a while. I was loving the amount of backpackers and street entertainers. It was pretty cool. I grabbed a slice of pizza here and after a while I went up to the Piazza… A bump start, a walk around, get lost, get found, drinks, cures Steph's hiccoughs. |
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May 02, 2009
From the Pantheon we walked to the Fontana di Trevi and then to the Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps which were so full of people (and flowers) that you couldn’t actually see them! In front of the Spanish Steps is Via Condotti with upscale shops. Along the way, throughout the whole afternoon we stepped into… Vatican Museums, St. Peter's, Pantheon, Fontana di Trevi, Spanish Steps (and I grumble a bit) ;-) |
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May 07, 2007
Anyway, we agreed to visit Piazza di Spagna, to see the Spanish Steps.
I can't remember there being anything crazy or extraordinary happening, i.e. falling off the Metro platform, etc. We did make it to the Spanish Steps and by then I was complaining so much about my sore… Trip to Rome |
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