Did you know that there are more fountains in Rome than in any other city in the world? One of these is the beautiful Trevi Fountain, destination of thousands of tourists every day. This spectacular fountain boasts today one of the most romantic traditions related to the eternal city. In fact, it seems that you cannot leave Rome without first throwing, with your eyes closed and turned away, a coin into its waters. If turning around you can seize the moment when the coin touches the bottom of the fountain, your return to Rome in the future is assured! Seeing is believing! Think that at the end of each year an average of about 1.4 million euros are collected from the fountain and donated to charity from the minicipality of Rome.

Piazza di Spagna has always been defined by everyone as the open-air living room of Rome. This iconic name is undoubtedly due to the presence in the square of the famous Spanish Steps (of 136 steps!). The Spanish Steps has always been a privileged meeting place for Roman citizens. In addition to being a gathering place for locals, the Spanish Steps has also been the set of films such as "Vacanze Romane", directed by William Wyler in 1953 and starring Gregory Peck and Audrey Hepburn. The importance, both culturally and artistically, of the staircase, makes it, combined with the Spanish Steps, one of the undisputed symbols of this wonderful and eternal city.