After leaving St. Peters Square we walked down over the river past the castle, we did not have time to go there. We walked to the Via Del Coronari, it is a narrow street and mostly for walking so we were able to get off the busy streets. From here there is easy access to many of the main attractions. The next stop is Plazza Navona.

This plazza is pretty large and very busy with tourists and artists selling their paintings. There are some talented people and they don't give their paintings away so we did not come home with any. There are 3 big fountains and here are pictures of 2 of them.














We continued down the Via Del Coronai to the next site, the pantheon. It has been in use since about 25 AD. It is a cool building with a nice square, admission is free and anyone can enjoy the engineering of such an early time.















After leaving the Pantheon, you follow the tourist signs that will lead you to the Trevi Fountain.
It is a small square and always crowded! At least both times I have been to Rome that has been the case which certainly makes me an expert, don't you think? Our last stop for the day was the Spanish Steps. We only have pictures of the bottom because we were too tired to climb them with the stroller. We also had many salespeople (nice term) in our faces trying to sell us roses or some trinket. We were trying to take pictures and they were annoying. But they picked on Kari and that was their last mistake... she let them have it. After that it was back to the Hotel to clean up and find dinner.