Two bathrooms You will find the map of the quarter, with precise indication of where the apartments are , in the section A2 of the map of Rome, please click here . If you want to go directly to section A2, please click here . As mentioned, the Piazza Navona and the Campo de' Fiori quarters are in the same area, as if they formed one quarter. It was the largest in ancient Rome, larger than the Coliseum, and could seat 50,000 spectators. Today the Piazza strikes visitors for its harmony and colours, combined with its elegance and charm.
Varied people stroll or attend the piazza.
The kaleidoscopic, lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere blending history, art, and love for life, i.e. the peculiar Roman character, has here its most imaginative representation, disclosing to one's senses the Eternal City's universal dimension, which makes it such a magical place. Piazza Navona has been for long used as a place for meeting and processions. Like all Rome's squares and streets, the piazza changes aspect at night, when the atmosphere becomes imaginative, people seem to be mesmerized, and enjoying themselves more than daytime. In December, until Epiphany, a season market is held. Traditionally, parents come here to buy toys for their children.