Explore Trevi Fontain in Rome

Rome’s largest Baroque-style fountain

Located in the district of Trevi, the Fontana di Trevi (translated in English as, Trevi Fountain), is the largest 18th century Baroque-styled fountain found anywhere in the world. Set against the backdrop of the 16th century Palazzo Poli, it remains one of Rome, Italy’s most famous landmarks.

Tips for getting transport to district of Trevi

The district of Trevi can be a great place to explore on foot. However, if you are traveling from outside the local area, the Rome Metro Line A has a stop at nearby Barberini Station. The walking time from Barberini Station to Trevi Fontain is about 10 minutes. Or, if you are taking the bus, several bus routes make stops near the fountain along Via del Tritone, Via del Traforo, and Via Barberini. These include Rome Metro bus lines 52, 53, 62, 63, 71, 100, 117 and 119. To take an Uber or taxi from Roma Termini to Trevi Fontain, would cost around 20 EUR with a transit time of under 10 minutes.

Explore popular attractions in central Rome

There are several important and popular attractions located close to Trevi Fontain. One of these, Palazzo del Quirinale, is a former royal and papal residence that now serves as the home of Italy’s President. Also nearby is Adrian’s Temple, a famous 2nd century Roman temple and the façade for Rome’s stock exchange.

The Trevi district features several art galleries and museums. These include the National Academy of San Luca, Palazzo Cipolla, the Galleria Sciarra, and Palazzo Sciara Colonna Carbognane, a 17th century mansion, that is converted into an art exhibition.

Beyond the Trevi district, you can find popular attractions in any direction. To the north you can reach the Spanish Steps in under a 10-minute walk. To the west, the Pantheon is less than 10 minutes by foot. Traveling to the east will take you into the district of Monti, where you can find the Museo Nazionale Romano and Teatro dell’Opera di Roma, an iconic 19th century opera theatre. The Monti district of Rome is also well known for its high-end restaurants, shops and cafes.

Great places to stay in the local area

There are several popular hotels located within a short walking distance of Trevi Fontain. Immediately across the street is Hotel Fontana. Within the same city-block, you can also find Harry’s Bar Hotel and Restaurant, a five-star hotel, and Hotel Trevi and Casa Modelli across the street. Six Senses Rome is another five-star hotel located nearby. On the north side of the fountain, Hotel White, and Palazzo Scanderbeg, both four-star hotels, offer views of Fontana delle Bagnanti.

However, since the Trevi Fontain is centrally located and easy to reach, you can visit it no matter where you choose to stay in central Rome.