Question 1

Why is the Piazza Navona famous?

Accepted Answer

The Piazza Navona is a popular tourist spot in Rome; the place is famous among the artists for its luxurious architecture and artistic sculptures. The piazza has an exclusive picturesque appearance, three massive and lavish fountains, churches, architectures, palaces, cafes and so on which attracts people around the world.You Can Checkout out Great Discounts On Rome Tour Packages Now!

Question 2

What was Piazza Navona used for?

Accepted Answer

The piazza is one of the popular squares of Rome. The square is constructed on the remainder of an ancient Roman stadium, known as the stadium of Domitian. The remainder of the stadium is still visible in the piazza. The oval-shaped stadium was used for festivals and sporting events in earlier days. The ancient Romans went to that stadium to watch the games (agones), and hence this area was known as "Circus Agonalis".Planning A Trip To Rome, Book Our Day Trips From Rome Now!

Question 3

Is the Piazza Navona free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the piazza is 24hrs open and there is no entry fee or ticket system to enter into the Piazza Navona.

Question 4

What ancient Roman site is Piazza Navona built on?

Accepted Answer

Piazza Navona was constructed on the stadium of Domitian, built-in 1 AD. The stadium was a competitive arena of the then Rome where various athletic contests were performed and people used to come to watch the games (agones). Hence this area was known as "Circus Agonalis".

Question 5

What does Piazza Navona mean?

Accepted Answer

The word “Piazza” means a public square or marketplace, especially in an Italian town. In ancient days, Piazza Navona was a public space and a city market where people used to go to watch the agones means"games", and then the place was known as "Circus Agonalis". There is a belief that over time the name changed from “in avone” to Navone and that eventually changed into Navona. In earlier days, the different athletic contests were performed in that stadium and people used to go there to watch the games.

Question 6

How far is Piazza Navona from Trevi Fountain?

Accepted Answer

The distance between Piazza Navona and Trevi Fountain is about 0.8 km which takes only 10-15 minutes to cover the distance by walking.

Question 7

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