Spanish Steps
Monument · Tridente, Rome

Spanish Steps

Photo: Arnaud 25 · CC BY-SA 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons

The Spanish Steps were completed in 1725. The staircase has 135 steps. At the base stands the Barcaccia fountain by Pietro Bernini.

On day 3 of Rome: Weekend Escape

Good to know

Tickets
Free to visit.
Time needed
30 minutes.
Best time
Early morning to avoid crowds.
Getting there
Spagna metro station on line A.

Itineraries with Spanish Steps

Day 3 of Rome: Weekend Escape

Pantheon, Trevi and Borghese

How Spanish Steps fits into a day.
  1. 9:00PantheonCentro Storico
  2. 10:30Trevi FountainTrevi
  3. 11:30Spanish StepsTridente
  4. 15:00Galleria BorgheseVilla Borghese
  5. 18:30TrastevereTrastevere
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Spanish Steps questions

How many steps are there?

The Spanish Steps have 135 steps.

Is the Spanish Steps free?

Yes, the steps are free to visit at any time.

When were the Spanish Steps built?

Construction finished in 1725.

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