Piazza del Popolo, one of Rome’s most iconic squares, has long served as a grand northern entrance to the city.

Historically, it greeted travelers arriving along the Via Flaminia and was a stage for public gatherings, executions, and papal ceremonies. The square is framed by neoclassical architecture, twin churches, and the ancient Flaminio Obelisk, brought from Egypt. Today, Piazza del Popolo is a vibrant cultural and social hub, hosting concerts, events, and everyday Roman life, blending its deep historical resonance with the energy of a modern urban gathering place.