Enjoy the view of the nearby neighbourhoods and the shopping district from the top of the 135 stairs at the famous Spanish steps, one of the most visited squares in Rome. Stroll around the picturesque piazza and take in the lively atmosphere.

Discover the beauty of the most famous fountain in the city, the Trevi Fountain. The baroque style was designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi. Marvel at the mere size of it as you throw in a coin to ensure your return to the Eternal City.

A visit to the best-preserved ancient building in Rome is a must! The Pantheon, once a temple and now a church was built by Emperor Hadrian and is a unique piece of architecture. Marvel at the large domed ceiling, which was the largest of its time.

The Fountain of Four Rivers is located in the centre of Piazza Navona and can't be missed as you can spot the Egyptian obelisk in the distance. Admire the great work which was built in the 17th Century and designed by Bernini, one of the greatest sculptors. To get a better understanding of the monument, it honors the 4 great rivers: the River Nile, the Ganges, the Danube and the Rio de la Plata.

One of the most famous squares in Rome is Piazza Navona. Once known for it's sporting events that took place in the stadium, it is now admired for the stunning trio of fountains and the charming houses that border the square. You can't miss Bernini's 'Fountain of the Four Rivers' in the centre of the piazza with the Egyptian Obelisk standing atop.

The field of flowers is the exact translation of Campo de' Fiori because it was once just that. In 1456 it was paved and public executions took place. Today it is a vibrant market during the day where you can find fruit, vegetables and flowers.