Emily in Paris is a quirky and fun show that revolves around the character of Emily (played by Lily Collins), who travels to Paris for work. The first four seasons of the show took viewers around breathtaking locations of the city of love, Paris. The fourth season’s part two, however, had a twist. The show saw Emily travelling to the Italian capital Rome for a weekend getaway with her Italian beau Marcello. In the season’s part two, viewers are taken through some ancient and iconic locations situated in Rome. The show, with its stunning stills and shots, successfully managed to create buzz around Rome, its stunning architecture, and locations. Rome is a city that perfectly blends ancient and modern. Every corner is waiting to be explored. Whether you plan to soak up the sun at a lovely piazza, enjoy stunning views of the city, or simply plan to relax, here are five best locations to visit when in Rome that are inspired by Emily in Paris. ‘Emily in Paris’ S5: Lily Collins and Ashley Park’s Netflix Series Renewed for Another Exciting Season – Reports.

1. The Colosseum

The Colosseum (Photo Credits: Pixabay)

When Emily arrives in Rome, she visits the Colosseum. The Colosseum was once a site where epic gladiator battles were conducted. It is an architectural masterpiece and takes travellers back in time. Absolutely nothing beats visiting the Colosseum in person. Literally no trip to Rome is complete without visiting the Colosseum.

2. Trevi Fountain

Trevi Fountain (Photo Credits: Pixabay)

In the show, Emily is introduced to the Roman tradition of tossing a coin in the Trevi fountain. The Trevi Fountain is a stunning masterpiece of Baroque art. People toss a coin in the fountain and make a wish. Rumour has it that if you toss a coin over your shoulder, then someday you will return to Rome and might even find some romance.

3. Piazza Mattei

Piazza Mattei (Photo Credits: Wikimedia Commons)

In one of the show’s episodes, Mindy gets inspired at this small square, and she performs a song here. The Piazza Mattei is located in Rome’s Jewish Quarter, which is one of the oldest parts of Rome. The small square has noble palaces surrounding it. In the centre of the square is one of Rome’s most beautiful fountains, the Fountain of Turtles.

4. Janiculum Hill

Janiculum Hill (Photo Credits: Pixabay)

Marcello and Emily enjoy the Janiculum Hill. The Janiculum Hill is also called the Janiculan Hill and it is one of the most romantic places to visit in Rome. It is not the most popular site visited in Rome, but for those looking to get away from the bustle of the ancient city, Janiculum Hill is a perfect spot. It offers breathtaking panoramic views of the city.

5. Spanish Steps

Spanish Steps (Photo Credits: Pixabay)

Emily and Marcello take a break at the Spanish steps. The steps were built between 1723 and 1726 in the Rococo style. The Spanish steps lead from the Piazza di Spagna square to the Trinita dei Monti. There are around 135 steps with three different terraces. Once on top of the stairs and near the Egyptian obelisk, visitors are treated to a stunning view. ‘Emily in Paris’ Funny Memes and Jokes: ‘When Does Her Visa Expire?’ Hilarious Reactions and ROFL Posts for Those Who Love (or Hate) the Lily Collins Starrer Show.

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So, what are you waiting for? It’s time to get packing! Go grab your bags, sneakers and sunglasses. You have a Roman holiday that’s waiting just for you!

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