Spagna apartments - Spanish Steps area Apartment

Beautiful place very pretty at sunset and sublime at night with much less people.

The most famous staircases of the city of Rome and without doubt one of the best known of the world, suppose the visitor a joy to contemplate them by their elegant and curious layout that lead from another singular work like the fountain of the barge, until Trinitá dei Monti in the CÚSPI From where the views of the city are expended. Recommended at dusk.

A beautiful place, lots of tourists, very nice especially when the weather is nice …

It is a very beautiful square that is not to be missed, it has muuuchas stairs that is worth going up to contemplate the panorama of Rome from above, and if Callejeas a bit by the park that is next to it, the panoramic is even wider.
If you are in the square in very hot hours and you are not very fit, go up the stairs with tranquility, to avoid that we choke the experience.

The Plaza de España is perhaps one of the most famous squares in Rome. It owes its name to the Palazzio di Spagna, where the Spanish embassy is located since the 17th century.

I had imagined a few more steps, this staircase is not a big problem for sports muffles either. Very pretty staircase, beautiful church, good view. Once up and down, you're part of it when you visit Rome. Worth it.

Nice place. A place of convergence for tourists and Romans. Beautiful bustling streets…

A must for every visitor to Rome is a stroll over the always populated Piazza di Spagna. The Spanish Steps, with its 135 travertine steps, is a timeless attraction for all generations. From the top of the stairs you have a beautiful view of this architectural masterpiece.

The wide of the square is very wide, well equipped and controlled.
The monuments that are there are well kept and clean.
The Greatness and majesty of the whole building is the master of it.
All facing the road, it allows a good view a little everywhere.
Very characteristic point, one of the most famous and symbolic of Rome.
Always crowded with tourists.

Here, too, it turns out that Rome is a great city, but the Roman population is partly suboptimal tradable.
First, the guardians of order guard much, but not order.
Secondly, the street vendors, who have been quite annoying before, are now so intrusive that you can't stop anywhere for more than a minute without getting something squeezed into your hand and then want money straight away.
Thirdly, if you complain about the second one in the first case, you are only stupid again.
It's a real shame that you can't enjoy the great view.

Fantastic the steps of the trinity of the mountains with the azaleas… Beautiful plants, giants with flowers of different colors and magnificents. Although the weather was drizzly it was nice to see the contrast of the colors of the azaleas with the strong colors of the umbrellas. Many people but also a lot of festive air. Don't forget to visit it. Comfortable the stop of the "Spain"

Like the name says it's steps but really marvellous. The scenery is amazing once you reach the top. A favourite picture spot for tourists so you will see a lot of selfie enthusiasts and picture postures here. I had to wait a bit to find a clear spot but it was good wait. There are normally lots of flowers on the step and it makes it more beautiful on good summer day. Lots of good shopping and eating places nearby so must visit place for any tourist.

The staircase overlooking the church is a symbol of the capital, the crown on the canopy of the king.
Impossible not to be enchanted and in short breath when you are in front of tourists seated that become part of the monument, surrounded by beautiful and lush pink azaleas that make the scenography even more spectacular.
And what about the suggestive fountain with the Barcaccia "mown" at the foot of the staircase awaiting the boarding of honour of the prince who descends solemn to sail towards Spain.
And you, as you descend you feel observed but also privileged to be there, right there with the city at your feet that unfolds its wonders…

Stairs! Spanish! ) ) ). A Very interesting description in the Guide to Rome! Many stories are Connected: About a walking ghost, about the fact that if you make a pass 138 steps and does not sleep from the account and does not stumble-will be sure to be fulfilled! You can do everything On the stairs! Except for drinking drinks and bringing food! ) ) )

There are many places In Rome that have an amazing attraction-Spanish staircase-one of them. It would Seem-well ladder and ladder. And here you are-so you want to walk on this ladder, sit on the steps, Potolkatsya among the crowd. Miracles Yes and only! The Magic of the place, the attractive force. Beauty…

One of the most popular tourist places. It is necessary to climb to the upper platform and enjoy the crover of the Eternal Race! Tour Guide Rome Alexey in face Beech.

Approx. 2 years ago when I was there the biggest part were under construction, so I decided to go again! It was definitely worth to go there! These Stairs are very impressive, even it was full with tourists sitting there! When you climb it up you can feel how many feet used it in the past and now! From the top you have a great view over the city of Rome! It's definitely one of the sights you must see when you are in Rome!

A Huge number of Selfimanov… The same trouble as the Trevi fountain. But if enough strength to climb (or the mind to come on the subway), the top offers a beautiful view. The Bottom is only for lovers of Potolkatsya and take pictures of a loved one on the steps with hundreds of the same Edditov. From The Pros: At the bottom of a pile of horse-carriages, you can inexpensively Storgovat… Well and street branded shops in the direction of Piazza de Popolo. Also fried chestnuts, master of the five Euros. It is Obligatory to visit those who want to tick in the list of sights.

The Spanish Steps is one of the sights of Rome. A popular meeting place, especially in the evenings. Almost always very crowded. Therefore, take great care of bag and valuables. The many and partly intrusive street vendors are troublesome.

One of the places to go. Better go in the evening.

Very busy during the day, hardly any room to sit/climb during certain times of the day. Great Piazza, as you walk up to the top of the steps you will have occasional street vendors trying to sell items to you. You can politely refuse or always bargain to get roses and other items from them.

The staircase of Trinità dei Monti, built between 1723 and 1726 on a project of the Roman architect Francesco De Sanctis (1693-1740), constitutes the scenographic connection between the slopes of the Pincio dominated by the church of the SS. Trinità and the underlying square of Spain.
The idea of overcoming the steep height difference with a Scalea is already documented in 1559. Twenty years later the Apostolic Camera bought the ground at the foot of the church to realize the staircase that in the intentions of Pope Gregory XIII (1572-1585) was to be "similar to that of Aracœli". Only in 1660, thanks to the legacy of the Frenchman Stefano Gueffier, the first projects were drawn up by many architects: This period was attributed to Gian Lorenzo Bernini's workshop, which was fundamental for the subsequent design as it proposed The concave and convex performance of the walls and the pincer ramps. Then arose the long dispute between the state of the Church and the Crown of France on the possession of the area concerned, which constituted one of the causes of the failure to start the work.
In 1717, finally, Clement XI banished a competition for the project to which the major architects of the time participated.

Italian steps named after Spain. Good meeting spot. I like to try and wear the worst possible shoes I can find, and still see if someone there will compliment them. I haven’t yet found a pair of shoes bad enough to not be complimented yet. Try some crocs.

Ordinary stairs. Had promised us much more. Vlt. Lags also at the mass of tourists.

Interesting to see, easy to add on if in the area but there is nothing remarkable about them. Do yourself a favor and buy the 1st flower somebody offers you or your significant other. Then you will not be accosted by the salesmen the rest of your journey as long as you have it out.

A must to visit in the evening, when going to a lot of people and! Nearby there is a shop with the best tiramisu in Rome Pompi Tiramisu.

The monumental staircase of 135 steps, commissioned by Cardinal de Tencin, was inaugurated by Pope Benedict XIII on the occasion of the Jubilee of 1725; It was built to connect the Spanish Bourbon Embassy (to which the square owes its name) to the church of Trinità dei Monti.
It was designed both by Alessandro mirrors by Francesco De Sanctis after generations of long and heated discussions on how the steep slope on the side of the Pincio was to be urbanized to connect it to the church. The final solution chosen was that of De Sanctis: A large staircase decorated with numerous garden terraces, which in spring and summer is beautifully decorated with many flowers. The sumptuous, aristocratic staircase, placed at the apex of a long road that leads to the Tiber, was designed so that approaching the scenic effects increased gradually. Typical of the great Baroque architecture was in fact the creation of long, deep prospects culminating with scenes or backgrounds with a monumental character.
The staircase underwent a restoration in 1995.
The staircase underwent a new restoration finished on September 21, 2016 thanks to the contribution of the Bulgari fashion house.

In its energy place reminds Time Square New York: A lot of people spend time sitting on the steps, watching sunsets and listening to street singers. Like everything in Rome, the architectural view of the square and the staircase is beautiful. From above there is a basilica, and from below-a fountain with Gandoloj. It was to burn a walking heroine Audrey Hepburn in the legendary film about the Roman vacation.

The Spanish Steps is one of the sights of Rome. Especially in the evenings a popular meeting place. Almost always very crowded. Therefore, take great care of bags and valuables. The many and sometimes intrusive street vendors are annoying.

Beautiful. In The stairways you can not eat but it is right so because a historical monument so beautiful also deserves to be preserved. The police constantly and tirelessly control the area. Here are a lot of people who sell illegally and who are selling but rest assured that as I said before the police tirelessly controls the area.

Very Nice, see the staircase in front of the fountain is spectacular. A square to visit to force if you decide to go to visit Rome, as soon as you get over you can see the panorama of the most famous Roman city of Italy and Italian capital. I Recommend going to see her!

Piazza di Spagna (in the Seventeenth century square of France), with the staircase of Trinità dei Monti, is one of the most famous squares of Rome. It Owes its name to the palace of Spain, seat of the Iberian state Embassy at the Holy see.
In the center of the square is the famous fountain of the Barcaccia, which dates back to the early Baroque period, sculpted by Pietro Bernini and his son, the most famous Gian Lorenzo Bernini.
At the right corner of the staircase is the house of the English poet John Keats, who lived there and died in 1821, now transformed into a museum dedicated to his memory and that of his friend Percy Bysshe Shelley, full of books and memorabilia of English Romanticism. On the left hand corner is, however, the Babington Tea room founded in 1893.
The monumental staircase of 135 steps, commissioned by Cardinal de Tencin, was inaugurated by Pope Benedict XIII on the occasion of the Jubilee of 1725; It was made (thanks to French funding of 1721-1725) to link the Spanish Bourbon Embassy (to which the square owes its name) to the church of Trinità dei Monti. Free Encyclopedia
I Do not think I exaggerate, saying that this staircase is unique in the world, and few or none, are so harmonious and well-made to satisfy the eye of the visitor, stimulating at the same time the feeling of beauty.

An Unforgettable Stop! All The times I was in Rome I stopped in this beautiful place, near the main streets of shopping and walking. It's nice to sit and see the comings and take of people both in the square and on the staircase. Many tourists who like to stay in this square and on this staircase. Facing the balcony in front of Trinita dei Monti in the highest part of the staircase you can enjoy a beautiful panorama (illuminated street, spectacular private terraces). And We also witnessed a Marriage proposal on the intermediate Terrace: really beautiful! Beautiful the white staircase and well kept!

And it goes well. Do I need a review? To do, at least once-in-a-lifetime.
I Invite you to make it from above to descend.
And Maybe enter the beautiful Church of the Trinity of the Mountains that you see on top.
And stop for a drink or a snack at the Palazzetto Wine Bar and Restaurant, to enjoy the "Struscio".

Walk down from the Villa Medici to the top of the steps from where you can marvel at the sheer magnificents of a truly majestic set of steps. Meander to the bottom where you will find a delightful little fountain. A truly beautiful experience.

Very crowded, expected for a Sunday afternoon. Beautiful weather friendly environment. Get rid of the peddlers and easily 5 stars. Been to several other areas of Italy and they control the peddlers better. Here all over Rome they are too aggressive.

Important! Water free flowing to the left: climb the stairs, before you Stella, go to the left, and there under the tree flowing from the tap water.
The square is beautiful but very hot in August and a lot of people. Walk up the square and go upstairs. ) Next, walk to the Villa Medici, but there is expensive, do not come, go on. Villa Borghese-There must be a walk. Very beautiful!
Don't walk around Villa Borghese. I recommend renting a car for €12. They are hard to find, they are hidden at the beginning of the park on the right. But the villa is very large. There is no pleasure to walk. )

No me has liked. Nothing special and full of works that prevent from seeing well.

Super photographed stairway.

A stairway where tourists gather and locals. Framework for many traditional images of the city. A site iconic of the fashionable Roman.

Beautiful place. Its staircase is impressive. Don't think it's the piazza more large Rome. But the more picturesque. Missed a coffee in one of its bars.