Piazza di Spagna

Perfecr square to people watch as well as shopping! Beauitful streets but beware of pickpockets as the streets are kind of crowded.

The steps build at 29 meters tall leading to the Spanish embassy, from the infamous Spanish Plaza..

Walking through the Plaza de España, feeling the great architectural art style, the harmonious combination of Gothic and Baroque architecture, can not help but feel the outstanding and modern people of those artists Benini, Peter, Balzac and others to their contribution to the enjoyment and forgetting, but at night, When the praises of these artists were sounded, they found that the original ones were not forgotten, and people gave them their best affirmation with joy, and at this time it seemed to see Peter smiling at people and enjoying people's praises of him!

Many places are very easy to watch, and there are ancient cultures,

The Plaza de España in Rome, a dreamlike place, high intrigue, mysterious.

Piazza di Spagna was named after the Spanish Embassy to the Holy See, although the staircase, designed by the Italian Francesco de Sanctis, was built in 1725 with money bequeathed by a French diplomat.In the late 1700s the area around the piazza was much loved by English visitors on the Grand Tour and was known to locals as the ghetto de l’inglesi (the English ghetto).

Plaza de Spain Plaza de España is a semicircular wide square in the southern Spanish city of Sevia ﹐ Before I went, I just saw the photos and felt that it was impressively beautiful. ﹐ Actually going to the square is more beautiful to the degree of dreaminess. ﹐ If I want to say that I have been to my favorite square at present ﹐ Must be Plaza de España in Sevia Plaza de España!