Not worth the crowds.

• 2 out of 5 stars by Red Mezz from Inverness, Scotland, United Kingdom
• January 7, 2012

Quote: I know there are a lot of reasons to visit the Spanish Steps in Rome - and many people have their own. If you're really keen to see the famous spot used in films and adds and with a certain sentimentality attached. And I suspect many people want... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal The Golden, Eternal city...

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The vertical area is famous, leading to the Trinity Church

• 5 out of 5 stars by Zhebiton from Moscow, Moskva, Russia
• May 22, 2011

Quote: Vertical area of ​​Spain is famous ladder-eight, leading to the Trinity Church on the Hill, and a fountain "Keel" (Barkachcha). In the summer of stairs decorated with azaleas and released on her stage anorexic mannequins in traditional fashion... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal Rome is the 3rd Most Visited City in the EU

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All visitors must see this

• 4 out of 5 stars by alanmack37 from Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
• October 25, 2010

Quote: The Spanish Steps is a remarkable staircase of steps which was built in the 18th century for the newly formed Spanish Embassy. I visited the Spanish steps 6 years ago on a hot sunny night. I started at the top and walked down. There is a pretty... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal la dolce vita in roma

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Piazza di Spagna

• 5 out of 5 stars by Zhebiton from Moscow, Moskva, Russia
• July 20, 2010

Quote: In the center is a lovely fountain - a work of Pietro Bernini, father of the famous Lorenzo Bernini. Out of half a boat hits another stream of water. And all this is in the water, below the square. From the fountain up to the church of Santa Trinita... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal Rome is the 3rd Most Visited City in the EU

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Meeting Place for All of Rome

• 4 out of 5 stars by AnythngArt from Rockford, Illinois
• March 8, 2010

Quote: There are few more memorable places in Rome than the Spanish Steps. On a typical day in Rome, the stairs will be lined with tourists and locals enjoying the day, people watching, trying to see and be seen. The Spanish Steps is a common meeting... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

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The Regal Spanish Steps

• 4 out of 5 stars by Praskipark from Warsaw, Poland
• January 19, 2009

Quote: Piazza di Spagna--------------------------This was the first port of call on our first day of sightseeing. Very easy to find and within walking distance from the hotel. The architecture in this area is really striking and it is very popular,... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal Six Days in Eternity

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Piazza di Spagna

• 4 out of 5 stars by fionademp from London, United Kingdom
• June 6, 2008

Quote: Piazza di Spagna We stayed in this area and I’d really recommend it as a place to stay. The tube makes it easy to get around and it’s lively at night, without being too busy. The Spanish steps are the main focus of the Piazza. I’ll be honest I... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal Rome in September

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Spanish Steps to the Vatican

• 5 out of 5 stars by Wasatch from heber ctity, Utah
• August 12, 2007

Quote: We bought an all-day transit pass at a news stand 1½ blocks from our hotel, I took a bus to the Coliseum Metro station to Spagna (Spanish Square) and the famous Spanish Steps (impressive, but I think over rated) and visit America Express to cash... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal City of Thieves

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Spanish Steps

• 4 out of 5 stars by pointofnoreturn from Ottawa, Ontario
• July 23, 2007

Quote: If you plan on doing some people-watching and don’t know where to start, the Spanish Steps is your best bet. It’s full of crowds and colourful people and there will always be action going on. The steps are located in Piazza di Spagna and can be... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal When in Rome...

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Spanish Steps

• 5 out of 5 stars by Roozie from Los Angeles, California
• September 25, 2005

Quote: Climb to the top of the Spanish Steps for a romantic view of the city at night. No matter what time of day, the Steps are always bustling with activity, but it's especially lively and romantic at night. People sitting and eating gelatos, teenagers... Read the full Spanish Steps (Scalinata) review

From journal Carefree Roman Holiday

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