Monuments and Sights of Interest
Lining the stylish street and near the Piazza di Spagna and Largo Goldoni are several structures of touristic, historical or monumental interest.
- Chiesa della Santissima Trinità degli Spagnoli (18th century)
- Palazzo degli Ansellini (19th century)
- Palazzo Della Porta Negroni Caffarelli (19th century)
- Palazzo Avogadri Neri (17th century)
- Palazzo di Propaganda Fide (17th century)
- Palazzo di Malta (18th century)
- Palazzo Megalotti (18th century)
- Antico Caffè Greco (18th century)
- Palazzo Maruscelli Lepri (17th century)
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