Piazza Garibaldi

To tell the truth Piazza Garibaldi is one of my favourite places in Rome. Especially in summer when they open a bar just right on the hill from where you can see all the city on your palm. It's beautiful both during the night and day. Good place to take pictures, make nice videos. And also very romantic place for couples.

There is lovely vista here of the city, is nice walk when is hot in Roma because there is wind in the mountain. There is nice statue in piazza Garibaldi of Giuseppe Garibaldi, is very famous man and there is piazzas in all Italian cities of the great man who unified Italy. Is nice statue, and is beautiful to sit for relaxing on the mountain and for looking in the city vista. Here is an additional fantastic vista of Roma from a different angle, and is beautiful architetture for looking, very inspiring to see city from above.

At the center of the Piazza is a monument representing the Italian patriot Giuseppe Garibaldi (1807-1882) who fought for Italy's independence against French and Austrian forces. This was where he made his last stand. Off to the side a small snack truck. In front of you lay the entire city: the bells, the towers, the domes, the monuments, and the intricate roofs of Italian heritage. Whether with your friends, loved one, camera or sketch book, this is a great place to sit and take a break from the city's chaos, or reflect on your wonderful adventures and plan your next move. If you come just before noon you can hear the daily cannon fire celebrating Italian Independence. Come just before the sun sets and you'll get the view of a lifetime. Close to the historic center and Trastevere, Piazza Garibaldi is great for a walking trip. 1.000 mt from St. Peter's Church 10 minutes on foot from Trastevere and Orto botanico 5 minutes on foot from Gianicolo and from Villa Doria Pamphili park 5 minutes on foot from Tempietto di San Pietro in Montorio 5 minutes on foot from Fontana dell'Acqua Paola 500 mt from San Peter's train station