Spagna Rome Metro


  • Type: Rapid Transit Stop

Spain Station in Rome

Spagna is a subway station on Line A of the Rome Metro in the Campo Marzio district. Named for nearby Piazza di Spagna, the station provides access to Via Condotti, Via del Babuino and Villa Borghese. Opened in 1980, it lies between Flaminio and Barberini stations on Rome's Orange Line. Spagna is one of the most popular stops on Line A, placing riders just steps from some of Rome's most celebrated landmarks. Emerging from the station, visitors find themselves at the top of the Spanish Steps and within walking distance of historic churches, elegant piazzas, renowned shopping streets and the city's famed cafe culture. - AsNotedIn


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Name of Notable Genus AsNotedIn Address Proximity
Name Genus AsNotedIn Address Proximity
Keats-Shelley Memorial House
  • Visit
  • Ntab ASW
26 Pza di Spagna
Nino Restaurant, Roma
  • Eats
  • Sight
  • Ntab Eats
11 Via Borgognona Piazza di Spagna, M: Spagna

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Nino Restaurant, Roma

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