Via della Croce

Chic, cozy... best suited for Dolce Vita (joy of living)

For a complete presentation, please visit the specific pages on the streets of the quarter:

- Spanish Steps general presentation
- Via Sistina and Piazza Trinita' de' Monti
- The Borghese Gardens
- Via della Croce (this page)
- Via del Babbuino, Via San Giacomo, Via dei Greci, Via del Corso
- Via Mario Fiori and of Via Frattina 

Of the very few streets irradiating from Piazza di Spagna (the square with the Spanish Steps), Via della Croce is perhaps the livliest, yet it is very quiet too. The photos you are looking where snapped in January, Rome's coldest month. As you can see, people can't help enjoying themselves outdoors. In the street you find fine grocery stores (absent in the other streets around the Steps), and - on the other end - a vegetable market at the corner with Via Bocca di Leone (Lion Mouth Street).

There are many typical Italian restaurants, which between March and late October have their tables outside. Just for a change, we published the photo of an Austrian restaurant, very cozy inside. Truly Salzburg, with all its Baroque churches and monuments made by Italian architects resembles Rome in summer. Rome reciprocates in winter with its inspiring and  classy atmosphere. There are many similarities between the two cultures, another proof about Rome's universal role,
as it is the mother of most European towns.

You will find the map of the quarter, with precise indication of where the street is, in the sections B1 and B2 of the map of Rome, please click here. Once you will be in the page, click on sections B1 and B2, the exact location of the apartments will be shown. If you want to go directly to section B1, please click here, if you want to go to section B2, please click here.

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