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Introduction to Rome - Via Veneto
As any regular visitor to the Eternal City of Rome will know, the Via Veneto is one of the planet’s most exclusive streets, made even more famous in the 1960s with Fellini’s classic movie, La Dolce Vita, shot in and around the area. Via Veneto hotels include an eclectic selection of Rome’s most luxurious and expensive lodgings, designed exclusively for the rich and famous. The Cafe de Paris and Harry’s Bar, together with rows of famous boutiques, Michelin-starred eateries and exclusive nightclubs make the elegant street the celebrity see-and-be-seen hub of Rome. On a window-shopping expedition here, don’t miss the 16th century Church of the Immaculate Conception with its bizarre collection of the bones of long-dead monks, adapted to make chandeliers, wall decorations and archways. A few blocks away along Via Sistina are the famous Spanish Steps and the lovely Santa Trinita dei Monti church, built on the order of French King Louis XIII in 1485. Visit our Rome Travel Guide
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