Via Margutta Review

If you are tired of visiting the nearby square, you can visit this old commercial street. Not only can you visit, but also many cafes can rest your feet. It's good, but it's important to note that there are many households in this street, so when taking photos, you should pay attention to it.

This street is next to the Spanish Square. It's a historic street with a lot of small shops to find something, and many cafes are worth sitting in, but these shops open late.

Magota Street is not very far from the Spanish Square. Walk for five or six minutes. There are shops selling goods and coffee shops on both sides of the street. Sit down and have a rest to see people coming and going.

Magta Street is a place with a lot of tourists. Although the streets are narrow, there are many restaurants and small shops on the streets, which attract many tourists. On the street, there are many chairs and tables. Many people eat in the street like this.

When I returned to Rome four years later, I was very familiar with the streets and alleys. There was no doubt about my preference for Rome. The sisters strolled around and were happy every time they took pictures. I bought too many gifts for my friends at one sitting and just an ice cream and coffee for myself. How nice I am.