Piazza Barberini stands at the intersection of Rome’s Via Veneto and Via Sistina, offering a glimpse of the city’s baroque heritage. Its focal point is Bernini’s Triton Fountain, depicting a sea god blowing a conch shell. Nearby, the small Fountain of the Bees shows Bernini’s playful style. Palazzo Barberini, now the National Gallery of Ancient Art, houses works by Caravaggio and Raphael. Within walking distance are the Spanish Steps, Trevi Fountain, and Quattro Fontane. The area has elegant hotels, cafés, and shops, perfect for relaxing. Ample public transport links make Piazza Barberini a great base for deeper exploration.
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