This structure certainly speaks for itself! Colosseum can be found at the bottom of the Palatine Hills and the purpose of the Colosseum was to host large shows of gladiators for entertainment of the crowds. After this period, the Colosseum ceased to be used but evolved as a tourist site.
Spanish Steps: One of the most fashionable areas of Rome, the Spanish Steps are located in a beautiful Piazza leading up to the famous
church ‘Trinità dei Monti’. In the actual square at the bottom of the staircase, there are boutiques and shops where people indulge in some exclusive designer wear and dine at speciality restaurants.
Basilica of St John:
On the top of the Basilica, there are 15 statues of saints about 7 metres high. The imposing face of the Basilica tends to protrude over the Piazza di Porta San Giovanni. The inside of the Basilica has a beautiful gold ceiling and holds many great artefacts including the remaining fragments of fresco of Giotto.
Piazza Navona: Ah! The beautiful square of Piazza Navona is located near the Pantheon and just across the street from Campo dei Fiori. Outdoor eating is popular in this square. Located in the centre of the Piazza, tourists often get their instant portraits drawn by artists.
Via Del Corso: This lengthy street is perfect for shopping. Particularly bustling on Saturdays, it’s a shoppers delight.
GURGLING: A gigantic fountain
TOURIST HUB: A bustling street near Piazza Navona
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