The Spanish Steps
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Very large staircase... not gonna lie, too tired to climb but looked fab from the bottom.
Very impressive fountain at the bottom and a lovely church at the top.
Fill those water bottles now whilst youRead more
Very large staircase... not gonna lie, too tired to climb but looked fab from the bottom.
Very impressive fountain at the bottom and a lovely church at the top.
Fill those water bottles now whilst youRead more
It’s now 4 pm Saturday, and we are back in our room having a little break. So I’ll write up about yesterday afternoon and evening, and this morning as again tonight I think I will be ready forRead more
Started the day with a run around Rome. Fair to say it’s not a welcome city for morning runners - the sidewalks are broken, the roads are often cobblestone, the people are all smoking and blowing itRead more
Klar, wenn man Ostersonntag schon einmal in Rom war, durfte man sich die traditionelle Ostermesse auf dem Petersplatz natürlich nicht entgehen lassen. Norman sah das offensichtlich anders. Er schliefRead more
Wer jetzt rätselt, was genau das sein soll: in Deutschland kennt man diese Sehenswürdigkeit als „Spanische Treppe“, benannt nach der Piazza die Spagnia, die am Fuße der Treppe liegt.
SeitRead more
After leaving the subway, it took us a while to find where our hotel was. It was actually very easy to get there but, it being our first time here, we didn't know where to go. Like much of Europe, theRead more
Such excellent service! The waiters are obviously there to make us happy and it shows. This place is like stepping back in history to the 1700 and 1800's! Excellent hot chocolate and cookies. TheRead more
You might also know this place by the following names:
Piazza Di Spagna