Locappart Piazza del Popolo Apartment

Beautiful place, not far from the Tiber, both metro connections in the immediate vicinity, as well as bus and tram connections available, good starting point of sightseeing tours also on foot, from the Via Della Corso, you can get to the Spanish without much problems Staircase, Trevi Fountain and Villa Borghese and its gardens.

Is clean I like it a lot to pass the time is cheerful there are many tourists having fun.

Lively square. If you like the art, there are two works of caravaggio. One of them the crucifixion of St. Peter. Climb to the terrace of the pinzio (seen from the square) good views.

Beautiful space with the tall needle-like obelisk monument anchoring the centre. Used by the soap bubble artiste to amuse children with his myriad sizes of balloons from millions of small and big bubbles to great, big giant ones. Adults alike appreciate the magical sight of bubbles appearing in the wind like jet stream. For kids who contribute to his soap cost, the artiste squats down to the little tyke's level and blow out individual bubbles with his mouth. Can just imagine these kids going home with the sense of wonder that makes childhood memories so precious. In the cool evening air, yet another artiste fills the air with his creative violin music. Music and magic bubbles… Perfect backdrop for many couples dotting the square doing kissing selfies.

Emblematic plaza de Roma! "All roads come to Rome, " you climb the stairs and there is a lookout with a beautiful view of Rome. Recommended. You can then follow the route towards plaza de España, another viewpoint with a privileged view.

This square ends with the long street via del Corso, a popular tourist route with shops. There are various events for the New Year and Christmas. Especially pleasant views of the square during the sunset. And by the way, here ran in the second film Robert Langdon…

Just wonderful, great majestic and helpful to anyone. No traffic then… Impossible not to come to see it, impossible not to live it walking and stopping, to mingle with other people and seize all the available views. If possible take at least a coffee sitting at the tables of the open bars on the square. Costicchia… But it's worth it.

One of the most beautiful squares in Rome. Who is in this place can not fail to see the two churches that are located right on the square, call the twin churches, or go to the Pincio to observe the square and part of Rome from above, very picturesque and scenic place. Then you can go to Via del Corso and take advantage to do some shopping until you reach the famous via Condotti where you will find luxury shops and also the second oldest bar in Europe Greek coffee. From there then decide whether to go to Piazza di Spagna or go back.

Beautiful place, during the summer full concert there are organized. Small restaurant a little pricey but splendid next door.

This is the place I used to hang around with my friends. The atmosphere is incredible. If you drive around there with your car (where and when it is allowed to), it feels like you're committing a blasphemy! A museum under the sky. Magic.

Definitely a beautiful place to stop for a tea in the open air company in a bar. The park offers the opportunity to reflect on the beauties of Rome.
Imposing and important square in a historical context that brings back to the great glories of the past.
It is definitely a square that is not aminuita compared to the classic monuments of the city.

Great Plaza and open place to go with kids and experience the fountains. Best to go in the early mornings after a good breakfast.

Amazing and very atmospheric place. It is on this square was filmed one of the moments in the movie Angels and Demons. Beautiful square with two churches. Some very busy streets depart from the square. The famous Spanish steps are not far away. At the top not far from the square is a beautiful park with a great view of Rome. Especially beautiful in the evening at sunset.

Very very beautiful square of Rome. The main attraction is the church of Santa Maria del Popolo, with magnificent frescoes by Caravaggio.

Historical place of Rome. Visit force. Beautiful cafes around.

Beautiful square with lot of buzz. Music played by the locals. Close to few museums. Good to visit during evening.

Great square to sit and enjoy the weather. Bustling with crowds at all hours. Location close to the park and major shopping street.

It is a beautiful day, take time to appreciate the tranquility of the sculptures, the fountains and the obelisk, the doors are also worth to appreciate, return necessarily to contemplate the sunset, a movie!

Great square, incorrectly referred to in the Runet. It's nice to walk through shopping streets to the Spanish square.

Beautiful piazza. A lot of guys trying to sell you selfie sticks or handing roses to the women and expecting the guy to pay — same as everywhere. Take your time strolling around here. It gets very nice around sunset.

Spacious square with an eye-catching obelisk. Very busy. Around gastronomy and churches. Many are known from "Illuminati".

This place is breathtaking… Everything is so beautiful and clean. The police is everywhere to assure the safety. Lots of fantastic spots to take great pictures.

Valadier created this place in the 19th century. Today he would be much nicer without traffic. Behind the city gate, which the pilgrims from the north crossed, are the metro and buses. Beautiful view from the Pincio: view to St. Peter's. My sketch shows the obelisk.

Nice to tick off the list. Interesting to read the history from the area and if you're lucky enough to hear a three-man band, they make the atmosphere. Beautiful musicians.

Good to stay… Good breakfast. With the buns you could throw holes in the wall… and in the truest sense of the word.

Great atmosphere below Villa Borghese. Great view of the twin churches. The Caravaggio paintings in S. Maria del Popolo are also absolutely recommended.

A must-see in Rome. Currently it is built on some corners, despite everything no reason not to go. The many rose sellers and vendors for bus nerves extreme, but this is well known of all the attractions. The view from the higher situated park is unique.

In translation into Russian people's square. There are many street musicians, and if you climb up the stairs — wonderful Villa Borghese. It is very big, so walking is better to rent a bike or Golf car.

Near the metro station "A" Flaminio, magnificent views, from this area you can quickly walk to: square of Spain, Villa Borghese (climb the stairs), Piazza Navona, Piazza Venezia, where you can see the monument of Vittorio Emanuele and the magnificent ruins of the Forum of Trajan, Palatino, and there is already at hand and the Colosseum. Yeah, I almost forgot, on the other hand from the Piazza del Popolo, the Tiber is waiting for you, which take you to Castello Sant. Angelo, and then the famous Piazza San. Pietro. A pleasant journey to Rome.

Very suitable to walk around. The evening is not hot, where to eat.

A lot of tourists, street performers and onlookers… However the area that only gets better. Very nice view of the square opens from the nearby hill.

One of the best squares in Rome. To see everything, to sit on a bench, eat ice cream or drink a cappuccino, you dream a little you will need at least half a day. But what fun it is to sit back in Rome.