Where is Gregory Peck’s apartment in Roman Holiday?

Gregory Peck’s character, Joe Bradley, lived at Via Margutta 51. It’s close to the Barberini metro station and Flaminio train station. The interiors were shot on a soundstage but the exterior and courtyard were the real deal.

What building is in the last scene of Roman Holiday?

In the last scene of Roman Holiday, Audrey Hepburn’s character Princess Ann meets the press one final time at the Palazzo Colonna Gallery. The gallery is located near Trajan’s Column. Get off at the Colosseo metro stop then walk by the Roman Forum up to the Palazzo Colonna Gallery.

What happens in the end of Roman Holiday?

Spoiler alert to anyone who is 70 years behind on this Peck/Hepburn classic: Roman Holiday does not end its romantic story with a happily ever after. Joe and Ann part ways, thankful for their time together, but sadly understanding that this interlude in their lives has come to an end.

What do the three coins in the Trevi Fountain mean?

Tossing a coin in the Trevi Fountain is a must for every visitor to Rome, mainly because superstition says that if you toss a coin the correct way, you’ll safely return to Rome one day. Tossing three coins — in three separate throws, mind you — means you’ll return to Rome, find romance, and get married to your new Italian beau.

Where is the statue in Roman Holiday?

The statue in Roman Holiday is located at La Bocca della Verità, in the Piazza Bocca della Verità at the Basilica of Santa Maria in Cosmedin. It’s called the Mouth of Truth and the closest metro station to the church is Circo Massimo.

What is the stone face in Roman Holiday?

The stone face in Roman Holiday is a sculpture known as the Mouth of Truth. It’s a carving of a man’s face on an ancient marble manhole cover. Superstition says that if a liar places their hand inside the mouth, they’ll lose it.

How many Oscars did Roman Holiday win?

Roman Holiday was nominated for 10 Academy Awards, winning the Oscar three times. Edith Head took home an Oscar for Best Costume Design, an award she was nominated for 35 times (and won 8 times) across her career. Roman Holiday also won a Best Writing (Motion Picture Story) Oscar while Audrey Hepburn won the Oscar for Best Actress.

Roman Holiday movie locations: Walk in Audrey Hepburn's footsteps in Rome, Italy

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