Piazza di Spagna

The Spanish Steps - between the Piazza di Spagna at the base and Piazza Trinità dei Monti --- A really beautiful place - best when not busy. Look out for Keats-Shelley Memorial House

it s a crowded place . i like the atmosphere , people , lovers , tourist come together , one night i saw a lovely married proposal and it was a memorable night .

One of the main attractions of rome. This place is very alive during the weekends, its surrounded with everything you can think of from jewelry stores to street artists . Its a must visit part of town .

A great place to take a photo , the Spanish Steps are a "must see" and a starting point for shopping ...with a good range of premium brands.Is one of the most popular meeting places in Rome !!

All what tou need is here ✌????️hotels , shopping with highly brands or italic brands ,resturants, coffee shops or just walking and loving ????❤️

Beautiful to visit at sunset ! Grab some food and sit on the stairs and soak in the scenery. No tour guide needed to experience the Spanish Steps.

love the view from the top of the church ...if you have a camera you MUST try it,because you have the whole Rome in your plate,after that,take an ice cream and enjoy it in Piazz di Spagna with others..

Dive deeply into Rome tourists crowed, rich of shops, brands, ppl, romantic and experience. The place is getting so romantic dramatically during sunset . Must visit.

It was under construction but we liked the whole area very much????????

Definitely my favorite place. If you are lucky you will enjoy in fashion show of famous world designers. Near square there are well known Italian brand stores!

The steps are closed because they are working for a better maintenance. When will be ready and reopened will be amazing this place.

One of the most popular places of Rome. One way leads Piazza del Popolo, the other side hands the most famous brand shops. It's nice to sit and relax on the steps as the people go by.

This flight of 138 stairs is also home to one of Rome’s major shopping areas. It also features several designer boutiques and the Trinita dei Monti church Read more

Named after the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See. In the 17th century the area around the embassy was even considered Spanish territory! Climb the 137 "Spanish steps" to reach the Trinità dei Monti .

A great place to see, sit and rest and a must place to take a photo. Starting point to shop, very well known brands.

The best of Rome. English poet John Keats' old bedroom is located in the first door on the right hand side of Spanish Steps. Visit the museum if you are interested!

It's a place to chill , you've got so many steps, and each step is a place to sit... Look for a nice person and sit next to them and you just made a new friend.

Its amazing the view and the atmosphere in the evening, sit on the stairs and enjoy!

Landmark piazza, a definately must visit! Nearby is scalinata and many shops to buy clothes , to eat or drink sth!

Busy area, our tour guide mentioned that the steps are used for runway during Rome's fashion week

one of the best places in Rome- with spanish stairs - good cafes around and the street full of famous brands like Gucci,Burberry and so on

On entering the piazza, one is immediately taken aback by such elegance: the yellow, brownish ochre-coloured buildings, Bernini’s fountain and the celebrated Spanish Steps Read more

High end boutiques ! Climb the stairs for some awesome views of Rome. Stay at the top for the sunset !

One of the most prestigious piazza in Roma! The white and high stairs with impressive sculptures are memorable because of their beauty!

Some renovation going on but still nice to see around and shopping too

Iconic Roman location with designer stores and the now famous stairs and fountain . Avoid when it is raining as the whole place goes a bit mental

Lovers spot, nothing more. It is a shopper's paradise though. High-end designer brands. Pompi, which has the best Tiramisu in Rome, is in the vicinity.

Visit between the end of April to the end of May and the Spanish Steps are covered with pots of brightly coloured azaleas. Delightful

the famous ..this is the place you go for the scenic views of the tourists shopping on Via Condotti. Pretty fun hangout spot .

Cool place surrounded by designer shops.

Reasonable to visit square really early in the morning (e.g.6.00) or late at night otherwise you’ll face many tourists sitting right on the ladder.

Iconic for a reason. A must go when in Roma :)

The apartment that was the setting for The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone (1961) is halfway up on the right. Bernardo Bertolucci's Besieged (1998) is also set in a house next to the steps.

One of the most beautiful places in the whole wide world, full of young people, life, light, and juvenile spirit in a millennial city !

One of the most famous squares in Rome, also close to a very popular shopping area in Via del Corso.

A touristic attraction in Rome facing the Spanish Steps and giving you access to the street that leads to all the best fashion boutiques !

Many steps with nice view of the city .You can combine it with a visit to the famous via condotti for shopping

Sit on the stairs and enjoy this place at any time during the day.. But sunset and night are quite better :-)

Really crowded place with lots of cafes , expensive and good labels nearby. Close to the metro station .

Take your ice-cream and sit to the stairs . One of the most vivid spots in the city ! ????

In 1963 Mario Bava shot many outdoor scenes here in Piazza di Spagna. The film was La ragazza che sapeva troppo - The Girl Who Knew Too Much, considered the first Italian giallo film . Read more

well it is a beautiful place but so crowded with tourists that you just can't spend a lot of time, and unlucky for us it was closed due to restoration i guess ☹

One of my favorite place in Roma! Beautiful fashion centre in Roma! Love it!

Watch your pockets, there are a lot of indians shoving roses and other crap in your face, being pushy. It is always crowded , but you are around most of the shopping stores such as Prada.

The piazza makes for great designer window shopping after ascending and descending the steps.

Everybody who comes to Rome has to sit on those stairs and watch, listen and enjoy the vibe of this place.

The stairs to Trinità dei Monti steal the scene. If you're more into the mundane, then via Condotti and its boutiques are on the opposite side.

Of course a must-see in Rome, surrounded by the best luxury shopping in the world

Lovely at night.. So hot during the day in summer .. Always crowded and surrounded with all kinds of vip stores

One of my favorite Italian spots . Shop at Prada and other fine shops during sale time after New Year's and summer. http://www.ayed.com.tr Read more