Laura Itzkowitz The centuries-old Piazza Navona is perhaps one of the best-known public squares in Rome. People sipping coffees while watching street performers and artists fill the square.

One of the main draws of the square is the Flaminio Obelisk, which stands in the piazza's center. Egyptians built it around 1300 B.C. and Roman emperor Augustus transported it to Rome following ...

each a testament to Rome’s enduring artistic legacy. Italy and gelato are inseparable, and Piazza Navona offers an array of gelaterias where you can indulge in this creamy delight. As you savor ...