Rome Italian Postcard Piazza di Spagna Spanish Steps Fabio Soldaini Photo

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Item ID: 297225963679
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Category: Collectables:Postcards & Supplies:Postcards:Topographical Postcards
Condition: In decent condition. Please check our images.

Rome Italian Postcard Piazza di Spagna Spanish Steps Fabio Soldaini Photo

Collectible Italian postcard of Rome’s iconic Spanish Steps – a vivid window into Italy’s timeless beauty, perfect for historians, collectors, and lovers of classic travel ephemera.

Measurements: approx.6 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches
Texts: please see images
Dates: n/a
Condition: In decent condition, please see images. 
Internal notes: QC passed

Step into the sun-drenched heart of Rome, where vibrant bougainvillea spills over the legendary Spanish Steps and the murmur of voices, footsteps, and fountain water fills the air. This postcard captures that moment in full bloom — a spring day where locals and visitors alike gather, rest, and soak in the charm of Piazza di Spagna, framed by the towering elegance of Trinità dei Monti. The image is alive with the buzz of Roman street life, framed by ochre-toned architecture and the striking contrast of blue skies above.

This printed piece, based on photography by Fabio Soldaini and issued by Editrice Millenium s.r.l., is a fine representation of modern Roman travel ephemera, reflecting Italy’s artistic, cultural, and historical layers in a single captured scene. The reverse clearly identifies the location in multiple languages, offering universal appeal. It was produced in Italy and printed by Milan Cards, known for high-quality European postcard editions, and bears catalogue SL.33. The crisp photography and layout reflect the craftsmanship typical of late 20th to early 21st-century European travel print runs.

For collectors and historians, this postcard is more than paper — it’s a preserved glimpse into Rome’s most beloved square, celebrated in film, literature, and travel lore. Owning such pieces allows us to safeguard moments in global history, preserving the visual spirit of cities that continue to enchant across generations. Whether part of a thematic Rome collection or displayed as a travel memento, this postcard carries both emotional and historical weight.