Fountain of the Four Rivers

Beautiful and relaxing spot to walk and unwind in the heart of Rome. The piazza is very walkable with plenty of charming cafés to grab an espresso or cappuccino. I loved listening to street musicians and watching local artists draw and paint live—it really adds to the atmosphere. The only downside is the lack of public restrooms and shaded seating areas, especially on hot sunny days. Still, a must-visit for the vibe alone!

Gorgeous fountain built in 17th century when Roman knew only about 4 continents in the world so this fountain represents 4 men each representing biggest river, Ganga in Asia, Nile in Africa, Danube in Europe and Rio de la Plata in Americas. Very interesting and so beautifully designed, sculptures of men from each continent carved in such details. It's amazing!

Scenic & historical fountain in the centre of Piazza Novana I really like this square and the reasons are that this square is really large, it has in fact a few fountains and lots of history around you. This fountain is particularly impressive with the Obelisk fitted inside it. It is really worth seeing and a nice place to come & visit.

The detailed fountain of the four rivers with an obelisk it was designed in 1651, in which their family palace faced the Piazza. You need to walk all around to admire the beauty of it and the small details that merge from different angles. The base supports four river gods, and above them is an egyptian obelisk. The four rivers are the Nile, the Danube, Ranges, and the Rio de la Plata representing four continents.

The fountain is amazing, if you move away from the square a few streets away the restaurants and cafes will improve - even the ice cream

Stunning, as always, the earlier you go, the better since you'll find less crowds. You'll notice that certain areas of the fountain are less crowded than others so make sure you go around to find the best spot and also to view every angle of the sculptures as they are beautiful and have lots of detail.

Not sure what is all the fuss about this place. I mean it is a nice little place to see but that's about it. We visited on a week day and there was a massive queue waiting to get down/closer to fountain, just to take a picture and leave in few minutes time. Almost pointless.

Piazza Navona is my favourite place in Roma.It is special with the inviting restaurants, the fountains and the artists around.I love it.