Rome private Walking Tour - la Dolce Vita

Piazza Venezia, today the geographical center of Rome, takes its name from the famous Venice Palace, first example of a Renaissance Palace in Rome, known also for the balcony from where Mussolini used to make his speeches. Here stands the massive Victorian Monument, dedicated to the first king of reunified Italy,

Victor Emanuel II. It is also the Altar of the Fatherland and it hosts the tomb of the unknown soldier.
Not far away from Piazza Venezia we reach the Trevi Fountain. It’s the most famous fountain in the world and you can throw a coin in it to make a wish.
You will reach the fashionable area of he city including Via Condotti that is located right off the Spanish Square, and faces the most famous steps in the world, the amazing Staircase of Trinity of the Mounts also known as the famousSpanish Steps.