Christmas Market Of Piazza Navona In Rome, Italy. The Traditional Christmas Market Of Piazza Navona View From The Fontana Del Moro In Piazza Navona, Rome Italy. At The Southern End Of Piazza Navona Next To Palazzo Pamphili Is The Fontana Del Moro With A Basin And Four Tritons Sculpted By Giacomo Della Porta 1575 To Which, In 1673, Bernini Added A Statue Of A Moor, Wrestling With A Dolphin. Built On The Site Of The Stadium Of Domitian In The 1St Century Ad, Piazza Navona Follows The Form Of The Open Space Of The Stadium. Piazza Navona Was Transformed Into A Highly Significant Example Of Baroque Roman Architecture And Art During The Pontificate Of Innocent X, Who Reigned From 1644 Until 1655, And Whose Family Palace, The Palazzo Phillipa, Faced The Piazza.

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