Piazza Navona Rome

Navona Square is a very beautiful and ancient square with three springs and a main spring, which I think is built by Bernini Baroque architect and symbolizes the four great rivers in the world. This field was in the old place of a horse and beside it and around it. You can find a large number of restaurants with a variety of foods and have a happy time with friends and family, and there is also a high level of security that the hardworking police provided for the comfort of the tourists. . You can have the ultimate in enjoyment by walking on the field, and even the painters who make your cartoon easily. Do not forget to photograph this beautiful fountain.

Really nice place. I would definitely recommend adding it to your bucket list of things to do in Rome if you have time. The square has a nice vibe to it, however because the structures are so low to ground level it makes taking a decent picture almost impossible, unless your a photographer with some ND filters. So I would recommend to come here to appreciate the sights and sounds, however you are not going to get much more than that because all the people will block the chance of a decent photo.

A very lively square that represent another hallmark of Rome. It has a very unique character morning and evening. There is a fountain that most people want to take pictures with. But also there are a very diverse artistic activities around. Toy can find painters, charecateur drawers, metal art necklaces makers. Walking around this place will take you to another world. It's a nice thing also to walk to and from this place to other Roman sites and to sit for a drink or a meal in the near by restaurants.

This is a great place to hang out. It's fun watching the street artists. They can be so creative and it has a fountain. It has so many places to great eat most with outdoor seating. So you can sit and watch the entertainment come to you.

This goes on everyone’s list of favorite places in Rome. The fountain of Neptune and the other fountains make it simply magical. The excavations of the stadium beneath are fascinating as well and somewhat newly open. The church of St Agnes imposes in a beautiful way over the plaza. Artists and children, nuns and tourists are all gathered here. Step away from the piazza a few blocks in order to find more affordable food. You’ll pay 2 euros for an espresso or less most places but in the piazza you’ll pay 6. Just go, sit on a marble bench, and take it in! Take a few photos and then put your phone away and just soak up the sun and the beautiful fountains.