This place is surely not be missed once in Rome. In the center there is a large staircase of 135 steps (Spanish Steps) leading to a beautiful church on top. At the bottom of the steps right in the middle of the square you will find the imposing Fontana Della Barcaccia (Old Boat). Few meters in front of the fountain rises a column of Virgin Mary. The Piazza is full of entertainers, painters, street artists etc... surrounded by shops of high-end designers brands and it's so close to Trevi fountain.

Piazza di Spagna (Spanish Square), is located at the bottom of the Spanish Steps. In the middle of the square is the famous Fontana della Barcaccia, dating to the beginning of the baroque period. It’s a very busy area and popular to tourists and Via condotti commences here the busy and expensive fashion street of Rome. Most visitors to Rome would have this area listed on their bucket list.

Piazza di Spagna is a very huge square. It was on my list with the must-visit places. Be sure to climb the stair to the church, nice view from up there. There are horse and carriage rides and plenty of designer shops.

Piazza di Spagna is undeniably one of Rome's most famous squares, thanks to the renowned Spanish Steps as its backdrop. It is no surprise therefore that the square is constantly buzzing with people, not just with visitors but also shoppers flocking to designer stores in the surrounding shopping high-streets. Occupying the centre of this Italian Baroque style square is the unique Fountain of the Boat (Fontana della Barcaccia), with its depiction of a sinking waterlogged boat with water spouting out. A lovely place to relax by the fountain, take an insta-shot of the Spanish Steps, shop for a designer brand or simply just to soak up the vibrant atmosphere!

What makes Piazza di Spagna unique? Simple. The Piazza is lined with historical buildings. One of the streets connected to the Piazza is the famous Via Condotti. In the middle of the Piazza is situated the famous Barcaccia Fountain by the grand master Bernini and to top this all off, it is the starting point of the famous Spanish Steps staircase, where at the top of the staircase, the Trinità del Monte church is overlooking the Piazza. This view, the Spanish Steps with the Trinità del Monte is recognised immediately all over the world.

The Piazza di Spagna holds a special place in my heart. It's more than just a square; it's a captivating blend of art, history, and pure Roman charm. The centerpiece that always steals the show is the Spanish Steps. Cascading down like a grand staircase, they invite you to climb and soak in the panorama. Sitting on a step, gelato in hand, watching the world flow by is a quintessential Roman experience. But the beauty goes beyond the steps. Bernini's Fontana della Barcaccia, the "Fountain of the Broken Boat," adds a whimsical touch with its water cascading over a half- sunken vessel. The surrounding buildings, a warm ochre color, frame the scene perfectly. And let's not forget the high-fashion energy! The piazza is a gateway to renowned shopping streets like Via dei Condotti. Even if window-shopping is your style, the experience adds a touch of glamour to the visit. The Piazza di Spagna is a feast for the senses. It's a place to relax, be inspired, and create memories that will last a lifetime. If you're ever in Rome, don't miss it!

This is an atmospheric square at the foot of the Spanish Steps. in addition to fine views of the landmark staircase leading up to the Church of Trinita dei Monti, there are several monuments here including the Sallustiano Obelisk just in front of the church, Fontana della Barcaccia at the foot of the Steps as well as the Column of Immaculate Conception. You will also find cafes with outside seating and higher end retail shopping amongst the streets directly to the west and north of Piazza di Spagna as well.

One of the prettiest plazas in town. We sat at a cafe here and sipped cold drinks on a hot day and it was lovely except that there were huge crowds milling around. Carefully choose your cafe if you want some peace.