Via Veneto

The street at the heart of the film. At night Marcello and the photographers wait at the café tables for film stars and nobles; later his father, visiting from the provinces, drinks with him here. Much of the street was rebuilt on a set at Cinecittà, but some scenes were filmed on the real Via Veneto, and a plaque on the street remembers the film.

More La Dolce Vita places nearby

• Trevi Fountain12 min920 m away · 12 min on foot
• Piazza del Popolo15 min1.1 km away · 15 min on foot
• Church of the Holy Canadian Martyrs32 min2.4 km away · 32 min on foot

Famous places nearby

Not places of the story, but worth the walk.

• Santa Maria della Vittoria

  7 min510 m away · 7 min on foot

  A small Baroque church that holds Bernini's marble Ecstasy of Saint Teresa.

• Villa Borghese Gardens

  10 min740 m away · 10 min on foot

  Rome's big central park, with shady avenues, a small lake and rowing boats.

• Piazza del Quirinale

  13 min1,000 m away · 13 min on foot

  The hilltop square of the President's palace, with a fountain and a view over Rome.

From other stories, nearby

• Palazzo Barberini (the embassy)Roman Holiday6 min480 m away · 6 min on foot
• Hotel Hassler RomaRipley7 min530 m away · 7 min on foot
• Spanish StepsEmily in Paris8 min590 m away · 8 min on foot
• Spanish StepsRoman Holiday8 min590 m away · 8 min on foot

Where to eat nearby

• Restaurant Doney

  1 min20 m away · 1 min on foot

  Italian€€

  Restaurant of the Westin Excelsior on Via Veneto, the street of Rome's nightlife in La Dolce Vita

• Colline Emiliane

  8 min570 m away · 8 min on foot

  Italian€€

  Emilian cooking since 1931, steps from Palazzo Barberini, the embassy Princess Ann escapes in Roman Holiday

• Ristorante Nino

  9 min690 m away · 9 min on foot

  Tuscan€€€

  Tuscan cooking in Rome since 1934, around the corner from Via dei Condotti from House of Gucci