Trinita dei Monti

Great place to watch the sunset in Rome. The drawback is that it can get a bit crowded with all the tourists and people hawking their wares. There is an elevator from the Spagna metro stop to the top for those that might have issues climbing all the stairs. It is worth climbing up for some decent panoramas of the city.

It's amazing how the churches that appear small in Rome look so grand inside, while churches that look grand like the Trinità dei Monti can actually be so modest within. This church, located at the top of the Spanish Steps, holds regular service that visitors can participate in. It's also full of art, though not as much as many of the other churches in Centro Storico.

Behind the Plaza de Espana, there is a white church on the high ground. What people see is its side facade, but this angle is so famous that they have forgotten what the front facade looks like. The steps below are full of people.

This church is at the top of the Spanish Steps. If you are in the area, this attraction is worth visiting. Compared with many churches in Rome, it is very simple. The visit is free, but it must be quiet indoors. When you experience the bright sun and crowd noise outside, this is definitely a wonderful cool place.

Behind the Plaza de España, looking at the Holy Trinity Church from the Spanish Steps is still very style. The church is also very beautiful and has a lot of finely crafted content, which can be appreciated, a nice place