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Spanish Steps (Piazza di Spagna)

8.2Locals Score / 10

#16 of 20 Attractions in Rome

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The Spanish Steps are a monumental 135-step Baroque staircase sweeping up from Piazza di Spagna to the Trinita dei Monti church, long a magnet for people-watching at the foot of Rome's luxury shopping streets. The Barcaccia fountain by Bernini's father sits at the base. Note that police now enforce a rule against sitting on the steps and will fine or move you along, so it is more a photo stop than a place to linger.

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Last verifiedJuly 15, 2026

Locals Score

8.2/10
  • Value9.0
  • Iconic8.5
  • Excellence8.0
  • Crowd level9.0
  • Authenticity7.0
  • Accessibility7.0
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Last reviewed July 15, 2026 by AskTheCity Editorial.