Via Veneto is exactly what you expect. It is the premier street of the district with a fantastic history. Wider than many streets you get a great feeling slowly wondering up the hilly street to the dramatic entrance to the gardens of the villa Borghesi. Of course it is expensive and the route has more high end hotels than elsewhere.... More

Made famous by Sophia Loren and Burt Lancaster, the iconic history is still there with beautiful architecture that continues to dominate the landscape. Buildigs aren't demolished, they are rehabilitated and retrofitted for future enjoyment, a blessing.

The street is filled with cute and porsche looking restaurant and a few pricey shops. Walk down the road and experience Villa Borghese.

There are so many great things to see in Rome, this is not the most inspiring and avoid the restaurants in this area, you can get better food for much less money almost anywhere else. also the waiter in Ciao Bella may try to trick you into tipping twice (he tries to claim that service charge is in fact a... More

For most people, Via Veneto needs no introduction because of "La Dolce Vita," but while you're in Rome, it's best to experience it first-hand. Be prepared for a bit of a hike. If you start at Piazza Barberini like most people, take your time on the way up and look around. Don't miss the Triton Fountain in Piazza Barberini nor... More

A very Nice street, full of brand stores and nice places to go eat and have a drink...!!! There are also good hotels around that area!

As expressed in the title, you can walk this street ip and down to discover an area with a lot of fancy hotels with their valets and luxury shops... That's all

good area, superb hotels, clubs and 5 star hotels,coffee bars, shops, consulates and a lovely piazza veneto nearby..

amazing little meandering road that comes from the Park and old wall all the way into the centre of Rome past a lot of 5 Star hotels...