This plaza is farther to the north in Rome. We came here after going to the Borghese Museum and the park and on our way to the Spanish Steps. The plaza is large so despite huge crowds, it doesn't feel crowded. We slowly marveled at...More

This Piazza is a 7-8 minute walk from the Spanish Steps and rarely part of a tour of Rome. I love this Piazza with it's fountains and the beautiful twin cathedrals! Left one is Santa Maria in Montesanto, 1662-75, and Santa Maria dei Miracoli, 1675-79....More

This piazza is larger than most. It was nice to walk around. There are also several churches on the square worth visiting.

The entertainers I saw in the piazza added to the ambience instead of detracting from it. This wide-open area is where the ancient Via Flaminia passed through the northern wall of the city, presenting foreign visitors from the north with their first view of Rome....More

We've visited Rome numerous times but a chance meeting with an expatriate Roman couple led us to this fantastic place, which received scant coverage in the guides we've seen. Situated at the northern end of the Corso, beneath the Villa Borghese, it is truly stunning....More

Just spent our last morning in Rome in this piazza. Lots of activities going on, people milling around, street artists, there was a demonstration going on too - all very peaceful. The square is surrounded by beautiful churches and there's a fountain in the middle....More

Rome only has 3 streets the go any distance in a straight line. All 3 start here at Piazza del Popolo. The Via del Corso is the center one flanked by the other 2. A short walk (everything in Italy is a short walk if...More