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Piazza Navona showcases spectacular Baroque architecture and lively urban life. Built on the site of Domitian's stadium, the square is home to impressive statues and fountains. Beneath its surface lie the ruins of the ancient venue, making it a fascinating exploration into history.
Trevi Fountain
No visit to Rome would be complete without tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain, one of the world’s most famous fountains. Erected in 1751, this monumental piece symbolizes prosperity and the legend determining that tossing a coin ensures one’s return to the Eternal City. Nearby, the remnants of a Roman house and aqueduct offer insights into the city’s ancient engineering.