the steps – and the Barcaccia fountain at their base – are worth seeing. Do any tours visit the Spanish Steps? Yes, ArcheoRunning's Best of Rome running tour visits the Spanish Steps early in ...

Hundreds of thousands of brightly colored balls went cascading down Rome's famed Spanish Steps on Wednesday in the latest stunt orchestrated by the man who dyed the waters of the Trevi Fountain ...

Currently, the fountain sits slightly below the square ... two American tourists caused $25,000 worth of damage to the Spanish Steps in Rome, while a month earlier, a Saudi visitor drove his ...

Walking holidays don't need to involve remote landscapes and hiking boots - there's one beautiful European city that you'll ...

From the city center, you can expand outwards towards the Forum, Colosseum, Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and several other destinations. If you are only in Rome for a day and want to do one ...

Millions visit the Pantheon, Colosseum and Sistine Chapel each year. But there’s much more to Rome than these famous ...

A group called Ultima Generazione or Last Generation have poured what they described as a charcoal-based black liquid into the water of the Barcaccia fountain ... Spanish Steps in central Rome.

The refurbishment is just one part of a larger effort to restore Rome’s beloved fountains and monuments. The Barcaccia, the boat-shaped fountain at the bottom of the Spanish Steps, is also set for a ...

At the foot of the stairs is a delightful boat-shaped fountain ... the shopping options, but the Spanish Steps also lead the way to Via Condotti – Rome’s must exclusive street.

Those who trespass at the fountain can be subject to heavy ... pushing and throwing their electric scooters down the Spanish Steps in Rome, causing $25,000 worth of damage, according to local ...