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Short excerptTags (comma-separated)Long-form body (Markdown) **138 travertine steps** climbing from **Piazza di Spagna** up to the **Trinità dei Monti** church. Built in the 1720s, still one of Rome's favorite meeting points. ## Visit notes (June 29) - **You cannot sit on the steps** (city law since 2019) — a polite whistle from a *carabiniere* will move you along - Climb to the church at the top for the view down **Via dei Condotti** - The **Barcaccia** boat-shaped fountain at the base is by Pietro Bernini (Gian Lorenzo's father) - Best time: **morning**, before the shopping street crowds arrive ## To be reviewed ✍️ After our visit: ```yaml rating: 3.5 summary: "Two-line verdict goes here." ``` Drop photos in `public/images/posts/spanish-steps/`.

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