Navona Square
Piazza Navona is the heart of Roman tradition, a living and loved place
by Romans and tourists.
An unforgettable square with its fountains, churches and street artists.
Among the most famous Roman squares, this baroque gem offers to all art
lovers a large number of masterpieces in its perimeter: masters such us
Bernini, Borromini, Rinaldi and Pietro da Cortona left them mark with
immortal masterpieces such as the Fountain of the Four Rivers, the
church of Sant’Agnese in Agone and the frescoes of Palazzo Pamphilj.
Its history dates back to the first century AD, when there was the
emperor Domitian, when the homonym stadium was built that hosted the
track and field events, some of which memories are guarded in the nearby
Via Zanardelli.
Always used as a landing for its picturesque street artists, if you want
to bring home your portrait or a characteristic glimpse of the city.
During Christmas the square changes in order to offer fine glass
decorations, nativity scene papier-mâché characters and all sorts of
overly sweets and gift ideas.
Piazza Navona is the heart of Roman tradition, a living and loved place
by the population and tourists who are fascinated by it, with its large
number of restaurants, wine bars and pubs in the surroundings. Staying
in one of our b&bs or apartments in Piazza Navona means submerge
yourself in a place full of life, art and charm.
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