Rome Guide

SPANISH STEPS - TREVI FOUNTAIN
Via della Croce

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

Via della Croce: section near Via del Corso, looking towards Piazza di Spagna - Madames shopping


Via della Croce: section near the Spanish Steps, looking towards Via del Corso - People asked to sign a petition (blue table to the right)

APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN THIS QUARTER

"Three Coins" (Vicolo del Forno): A one bedroom attic with ample sitting-dining room, and a panoramic patio overlooking old Rome's roofs and the Trevi Fountain (2-3 persons).

"Valentino" (Via Sistina): an upscale panoramic topfloor apt., with master bedroom, sitting room, separate dining room, two bathrooms, a patio and a large terrace overlooking all Rome (2-3 persons).

"Leonardo" (Via della Croce), a three bedroom, sitting room, 2 bathrooms, terrace apartment in an 18th century palazzo (2-7 persons).

"Anita" (Via delle Carrozze): a large upscale suite with three bedrooms, sitting-dining room, three bathrooms, large kitchen, remarkably equipped (3-6 persons).

"Regina" (Via San Giacomo): a large upscale suite with three bedrooms, sitting room, separate dining room, three bathrooms, large roof garden, balconies (3-6 persons).

Of the very few streets beginning from Piazza di Spagna (the square with the Spanish Steps), Via della Croce is perhaps the liveliest, although it is not noisy. 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 (missing in the other streets around the Steps), and there is also a little vegetable market at the corner with Via Bocca di Leone ("Lion Mouth Street").

Via Bocca di Leone market

The Austrian restaurant

There are many typical Italian restaurants, which between March and late October prepare outdoor tables. Just for a change, we published the photo of an Austrian restaurant, very cozy inside. As a matter of fact, Austrian towns (Vienna, Salzburg etc.), with their Baroque churches and monuments designed by Italian architects resemble Rome, an additional proof of the Eternal City universal status, as mother of most European towns.

D'Angelo's cafe and confectionery shop

Via della Croce, with its lively and imaginative atmosphere, the irresistible flavour scents of restaurants and pastry shops (like D'Angelo's), its fine boutiques, and its varied, cosmopolitan people will make you feel in the heart of the Eternal city.
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