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Fontana trevi - Roma
The Trevi Fountain

Useful tips

  • It’s best to visit the crowded fountain in the morning or at mealtimes. Chances are that it’s less crowded then so you can admire the fountain more closely.
  • An evening or night visit to the fountain is highly recommended for a spectacular and romantic atmosphere.
  • Beware of pickpockets who often strike when the square is crowded. Always keep an eye on your personal belongings.
  • It’s recommended to bring cash money if you’re planning to throw coins into the fountain. More info on the tradition can be found here.
  • It’s forbidden to jump into the fountain or drink from the water. Keep this in mind because the fines can be up to €500.
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