Piazza Navona (with kids)

Piazza Navona is such a lively and beautiful square. The fountains are stunning, especially Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, and the atmosphere is full of street performers, artists, and little cafes. It’s a great place to sit, relax, and people-watch while soaking in the history around you. Best enjoyed in the evening when the lights and music make it even more magical.

Piazza Navona is a lively square where you can relax and enjoy the atmosphere. There are many street artists and performers, making it fun to just sit and watch. A small fountain sits at the center, and the area is surrounded by plenty of restaurants. You can grab some food, sit back, and enjoy the performances from different artists.

The fountain showcasing the Romanian architecture is treasure to eyes. If you are at Rome do visit it. This is a famous public square built on the site of the ancient Stadium of Domitian. It is a major landmark and a hub for restaurants and pizzerias. Many restaurants in this area cater to tourists, but some are known for their authentic Roman cuisine and pizza.

Piazza Navona was a total hit with the kiddos! We spent hours lounging in the courtyard, sipping coffee while they ran around, mesmerized by the fountains and street performers. The restaurants were so inviting, and the art shops were a treasure trove of creativity. The whole vibe was just so relaxed and happy, and the sunshine made everything feel even more magical. We ended up staying way longer...

One of many piazza in Rome where people segregates at for all sorts of purposes. Be amazed by the fountains here and the obelisk which seems to be Egyptian more than Rome or Greek. From here, you can easily walk to the pantheon to spend hours at. Lots of restaurants and stores are here for local food and cuisines. Careful of the non-locals street peddlers. There are videos online of what they do.