There are many squares in Rome, Italy. Only the Plaza de Espaa is called the center of the Eternal City of Rome. This square is not too big, but it is famous for its 137-step Spanish Steps in the "Roman Holiday" movie. Become a business card in Rome. The longest and widest step in Europe is the masterpiece of Baroque master Benigni. The overall plane of the ladder is like a vase, forming a moving curve. At the beginning of the design, the purpose was to unify the steep slopes leading to the church with the squares and streets, and to provide a place for visitors to rest, but unfortunately it has now been banned. The baroque-style "boat-breaking fountain" below the steps and the Holy Trinity Church at the top of the steps are also worth a look. The entire Plaza of Spain is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Rome. Whenever you come, it is full of people.