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There are shops on both sides of the street. The favorite is a variety of coffee shops. The coffee on their side is very delicious with dessert cakes. In addition to these, there are many hotels, which are basically very luxurious hotels.
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Via Veneto Highlights: Must-See Features and Attractions
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Via Veneto is famous for La Dolce Vita, directed by Italian director Fellini in the 1960s. This street was a very prosperous street in Rome in the 1960s. The cafes on the street were all invested by movie stars. In the past, stars were often seen, but today most of them are tourists drinking coffee.
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Via Veneto Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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There are shops on both sides of the street. The favorite is a variety of coffee shops. The coffee on their side is very delicious with dessert cakes. In addition to these, there are many hotels, which are basically very luxurious hotels.
Venito Avenue is a good pedestrian street with plenty of restaurants and bars, located in the city center, everything around is within walking distance, Venito Avenue has an elegant and modern architectural style, there are many designer studios plus the Spanish Steps are nearby, There are so many tourists.
Very quiet, not many people come, there are many mask shops, but the tour guide said that unless it is done now, it is basically from Yiwu, so I didn't buy it.
Veneto Street, located in the city of Rome, there are many Roman government buildings on both sides of the street, the streets are small, tree-lined, very beautiful streets, Veneto Street often appears in European movies. There are also many literary shops on the street to sit in.
The street feels very gorgeous and rich. As a more luxurious street, many exquisite buildings, including the Jumeirah Hotel, are located on the edge of the street, which interprets the Renaissance Baroque style. Along the street, there are also many luxury shops and coffee shops for people to rest in a daze, becoming a landmark for life in Rome.