La Dolce Vita Movie Tour, Rome Back To The 60's: Triphobo

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Stop At: Trevi Fountain, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Fontana Barcaccia, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Spanish Steps, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Via Veneto, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Piazza di Spagna, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Porta Pinciana, Rome, Lazio

Starting from Porta Pinciana and crossing the Aurelian arcades of the III century dc you will arrive on the path of the Dolce Vita, elegant and refined Via Vittorio Veneto, the upper middle class, built on the park and the Villa Ludovisi. It has been meeting point for intellectuals and celebrities of the night Rome of the years 50s and 60s. For almost 25 years it was the "Hollywood on the Tiber" for the presence of actors and actresses of the world jet set.
Walking through the streets youll find luxurious hotels, trendy boutiques and classic cafs, where you still seem to see sitting at a table, Fellini, Pasolini or Mastroianni. From there move to via Margutta, the street of painters where Maestro Fellini lived, and then to Piazza di Spagna, with the Fontana della Barcaccia by Bernini (1600s) and of the elegant staircase by De Santis Specchi (1700s)!
After a few steps, hear the sound of the water announcing the most famous fountain in Rome: Fontana di Trevi. Recall the historical image of La Dolce Vita masterpiece with the beautiful Anita Ekberg, who with a long black dress plunges into the fountain's waters, calling Marcello Mastroianni in a soothing voice. Marcello "come here ...... hurry up ".
And you, what are you waiting for?

Duration: 1 hour

La Dolce Vita Movie Tour, Rome Back To The 60's

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