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Piazza di Spagna - Roma

Useful tips

  • We would like to remind you that the Museum visits imply a ticket purchase, while the visit to the Trinità dei Monti church is free.
  • Since 2019 it is not allowed to sit on the steps of the Spanish Square. This decision, made by the government, aims at allowing the visitors to enjoy the view of the Spanish Steps in its entirety.
  • Normally, it is also forbidden to consume food or alcohol on the Spanish Steps.
  • If you choose to visit the Piazza in a warm season, it is recommendable to do so in the spring, as you would be able to see the beautiful flower exhibit.
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