Rome, because of their age and “The Eternal City”, is rich in cultural treasures and architectural monuments. Once the capital of the Roman Empire, Rome became the center of Christianity and later of the Italian Renaissance. Even today the city is still worth every trip.
Ancient Forum, monumental churches and palaces, lively squares and picturesque alleyways with cafes on the roadside – the meeting of historic heritage of past centuries and the hustle and bustle of modern cities – to the charm of Rome. After a foray into the Rome of antiquityIt is worthwhile to explore the sights of Rome to the modern.
Who not to old churches and Museums feel like that should the streets and on the Squares in Rome and let stand the hustle and bustle of the city below. A good starting point for a stroll through the city center is the Campo de ‘FioriWho has little to offer but architecturally, but stands by its atmosphere. Stroll through the MarketYou haggle with a fruit and vegetable dealer for a few cents or watch the scenes of Roman daily life of one of the little cafes on the edge of the square. From the Campo de ‘Fiori is only a few steps to Piazza Farnese but worlds seem to lie between the two places. Instead colorful market stalls you will find here elegant fountains and the imposing Palazzo Farnese, where the French Embassy is located. Walk north to Piazza Navona with its baroque fountain, where Street artists compete with the hordes of visitors to customers. Also worth seeing is the fourth Trastevere workplaces and on the south side of the Tiber, with its picturesque cobbled streets and the many Bars and cafes.
Further to the north of Rome is the Piazza di Spagna near Via Condotti, an elegant neighborhood shop. This impressed the majestic Spanish Steps, The Fountain of Barcaccia the church Trinita dei Monti goes up and a meeting place for visitors. Sit on the stairs and enjoy the sun and the view over Rome. Finally, you can stroll from the Piazza di Spagna to Piazza di Trevi. Once you einbiegt of one of the small streets on the square, will be overwhelmed by the imposing Trevi FountainThat occupies the entire front of the Palazzo Poli. Come in the evening when the tourist crowds die down, and admire the illuminated fountain. If you liked Rome, do not forget to throw a coin into the fountain. Because this means that one day you’ll return to the Eternal City.