The story
Story · Statua "parlante" di Pasquino
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You're standing on Piazza Pasquino, a small square in Rome's Parione district. Look at the battered statue on the corner of the big palazzo. That's Pasquino. There isn't much left of him: a torso, a worn face, arms long gone. And yet this might be the cheekiest statue in Rome. The square is even named after him.
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