Streets of Rome
Among the European capitals, Rome stands out especially. It contains many interesting places and attractions. The streets of Rome attract history buffs and good shopping aficionados. There are several shopping streets in the city that are famous for their shops.
Main streets
The most famous street in Rome is Vittorio Veneto. Secular life has been focused on her since the 18th century. The street's popularity increased in the middle of the 20th century. At this time, shops, hotels and cafes appeared there. After 1980, the street lost its former grandeur. Today Vittorio Veneto is considered a very lively and crowded place. Walking along the street, you can see ancient buildings. These include the Church of Santa Maria della Concenzione.
Via del Corso is especially famous. It is a commercial and very picturesque Roman street. It is located in a central area and has a historical value. The street is distinguished by the presence of straight lanes adjacent to narrow streets. Corso resembles a straight arrow and is the main thoroughfare of the city. In the past, Via del Corso was considered the widest street in the city. Today it is almost 10 m wide and 1.5 km long. All kinds of shops, boutiques, department stores, cafes, hotels and restaurants are located on the street. Next to Corso is another popular Roman street, Via dei Condotti, where luxury boutiques of famous fashion designers are located.
If you go south-east from Piazza del Popolo, you can admire the virtues of Via del Babuino. She walks up to the Spanish Steps climbing the hill.
The most beautiful Roman streets
Almost every highway in Rome amazes with its original design. Among them are the most interesting streets. These include Via dei Coronari, which is only 500 m long. It owes its designation to numerous shops selling religious items. This street amazes with its magnificent surroundings. It originated in the Middle Ages and has retained its sights. Of these, the church of San Salvatore in Lauro, built in the 16th century, deserves attention..
The most elegant streets include Via Giulia, 1 km long. It is surrounded by fountains, palaces and churches.
