Piazza Navona
Introduction
Piazza Navona is Rome's most beautiful, artistic Baroque square. This elegant oval square, famed for Bernini's grand fountain and lively atmosphere, is an elegant, vivid sight in Rome. Piazza Navona sits in Rome's center, one of its most beautiful, famous and artistic squares. Uniquely shaped, it is a long, elegant oval (its shape comes from the ancient Roman stadium for races that once stood here). The square is rich with Baroque masterpieces, especially three fountains: the central Fountain of the Four Rivers by Bernini, a masterpiece, with an Egyptian obelisk at its center surrounded by gigantic personifications of the four great rivers of the known world (the Danube, Nile, Ganges and Rio de la Plata), dynamic and grand; two other lovely fountains at the ends. The gorgeous fountain, open square and surrounding Baroque church (Sant'Agnese) and ochre buildings create an elegant, gorgeous, artistic atmosphere. The square is full of vivid street life: street painters, performers, open-air cafes, children at play, elegant and lively. Visiting Rome and strolling the elegant Piazza Navona to enjoy Bernini's gorgeous fountain is an elegant, vivid sight.
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