photography courtesy of Piazza di Spagna

Piazza di Spagna

Although it is probably considered a tourist trap, it commands memorable views. The Scalinata della Trinità dei Monti (the Spanish steps) provide a perfect people-watching perch.

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architectural highlight viewpoint

addressPiazza di Spagna

neighbourhoodCampo Marzio

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Caffè Greco

Campo Marzio

coffee & tea

The oldest cafe in Rome with a beautiful ambiance and very good coffee. It may be centuries old but that's not to say that the Caffè Grecco isn't just as luxurious.

Ristorante Nino

Campo Marzio lunch

dinner

You can't miss the large, neon green sign of Nino. A famed spot since 1934, the legacy of this spot is unmatched. Make sure to order a plate of their Tuscan white bean speciality.

Valentino

Campo Marzio

shop

Valentino's newest flagship store, immediately adjacent to the famed Spanish Steps, is an attraction of itself. Clad in marble, the store has a striking entrance to welcome you in.

Rocco Forte House, Piazza di Spagna, Rome

Campo Marzio

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When it comes to penthouse living in Rome, look no further than Rocco Forte House. Offering two and four bedroom apartments, Rocco Forte House is the perfect spot for families looking to spread out and relax. Be sure to enjoy the rooftop terrace and bar, exclusively for guests.

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