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Street Rome: Navona, Trevi & the Spanish Steps
A sequence of squares, churches and streets where the city does the curating — no single gate, no ticket.
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Piazza Navona keeps the shape of Domitian’s stadium; the Contarelli Chapel in San Luigi dei Francesi holds Caravaggio’s St. Matthew cycle; Trevi and the Spanish Steps close the Baroque circuit. The route survives a closed door, a service in progress or a crowd-control hour precisely because no one stop is compulsory.
Use it when there is no attraction ticket, or when a port call cannot carry a fixed visit. Church hours, access rules near the fountain and step regulations change — check each institution on the day rather than trusting a list.