From Civitavecchia you can visit the excavations of Ostia Antica, Tarquinia and the Etruscan Tombs. Stumbling upon ancient frescoes, Renaissance fountains and beautiful piazzas in the centro storico (historic centre) are part of the pleasures of wandering around Rome’s streets. Key attractions include the Foro Romano (Roman Forum), Piazza Navona, Basilica San Pietro (St Peter’s Basilica), the Colosseo (Colosseum), the Panteone (Pantheon), the Musei Vaticani (Vatican Museums), which include the Capella Sistina (Sistine Chapel), and of course, the Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain). The Scalinata della Trinita dei Monti (Spanish Steps) are another must-see for many visitors, who also go to see the nearby Keats-Shelley Memorial House where John Keats spent the last few months of his life. Galleria Borghese, an art gallery located amidst the greenery of Villa Borghese park, is also worth a visit, as is the former working class district of Trastevere, whose crumbling terracotta-hued palazzi and winding alleyways are now home to cafes and restaurants.