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It would be reasonable to say that Trevi Fountain, an enormous fountain, is perhaps the most renowned on the entire globe. It is a specimen of Baroque architecture in Italy, which is an 86-foot tall and 161-foot wide monument created by a large team of sculptors, architects, and artists. With Trevi Fountain Tickets, you can discover how one of the most well-known fountains in the world was created using a 2000-year-old Roman aqueduct. You will be amazed by the legendary figures carved out of uncut stone. As you learn about the Trevi Fountain History and mysteries, you can do some brainstorming. With Trevi Fountain Tickets, you can visit the ruins of a majestic Domus, which will take you to a previous era.

Trevi Fountain and Underground Guided Tour- Small Group Tour:
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  • Understand the millenary stratification over the past years just below Rome’s streets

  • Unveil mysteries of the monument during the 40-minute guided tour

  • Tour one of the world’s most famous fountains along with an expert guide

  • Explore an underground aqueduct running for the last 2000 years till present

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Must Know Before You Go
  • Reach the meeting point 5 minutes before the tour begins.
  • Look for a yellow label with TOURIKS written on it.
  • This tour will have a maximum of 8 people.
  • Children under the age of 6 are included free of charge, whereas, children above the age of 7 will be charged at an adult ticket price.
  • Not suitable for wheelchair users.
  • ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest upon arrival.
  • All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details upon arrival.
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Trevi Fountain and Underground Guided Tour- Private Tour:
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Highlights
  • Understand the millenary stratification over the past years just below Rome’s streets

  • Unveil mysteries of the monument during the 40-minute guided tour

  • Tour one of the world’s most famous fountains along with an expert guide

  • Explore an underground aqueduct running for the last 2000 years till present

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Must Know Before You Go
  • Reach the meeting point 5 minutes before the tour begins.
  • Look for a yellow label with TOURIKS written on it.
  • This tour will have a maximum of 8 people.
  • Children under the age of 6 are included free of charge, whereas, children above the age of 7 will be charged at an adult ticket price.
  • Not suitable for wheelchair users.
  • ID proof is mandatory for each individual guest upon arrival.
  • All foreign nationals must share their passport and visa details upon arrival.
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What to Do at Trevi Fountain

Toss a Coin in the Fountain
Toss a Coin in the Fountain

Tossing a coin is a well-known tradition, and many tourists willingly buy the Trevi Fountain Tickets to toss a coin. According to tradition, it is believed that when a coin is thrown into the Trevi Fountain, it assures your return to the Eternal City. The second coin is said to help you find love. And the third coin is said to guarantee a marriage. When tossing the coin, it is important to hold the coin in your right hand and throw it over your left shoulder while facing away from the fountain in order for your fortune to persist. This is among the interesting things to do at Trevi Fountain.

Be Amazed by this 18th-Century Baroque masterpiece
Be Amazed by this 18th-Century Baroque masterpiece

This magnificent travertine fountain, which was carved against the background of the Palazzo Poli, is around 160 feet wide and measures 85 feet tall, spewing nearly 2,900,000 cubic feet of water each day. Around 3,000 euros worth of coins are taken out of the fountain every day and given to charity. Being distracted by the crowd and picture opportunities while figuring out things to do at Trevi Fountain is quite simple. But do spare a moment to enjoy the beauty and finer points of this huge architectural fountain to make the most of your Trevi Fountain Tickets.

The Statues of Trevi Fountain

The Statues of Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain conveys a tale, much like other great works of art. A statue of Oceanus, standing beneath a triumphal arch, is located in the center of the fountain. Two seahorses, one ferocious and the other subdued, are pulling his chariot as a representation of the sea's conflicting emotions. The statue of abundance is located to the left of the triumphal arch.

A broken vase is lying close to her feet, and she is clutching a "horn of plenty." Right above her, a relief depicts Agrippa directing the generals to build an aqueduct. The statue of Health is located to the right of the triumphal arch. She is carrying a dish from which a snake is sipping while wearing a garland. You may see four sculptures, each sitting on a pillar symbolizing the positive impacts of rain on the fertility of Earth and the primary crops that depend on water supply.

History of the Trevi Fountain

History of the Trevi Fountain

Rome has a huge amount of historic buildings, and therefore, the Trevi Fountain stands out as being comparatively modern. The Acqua Vergine, an aqueduct that has been supplying Rome with fresh water since 19 BC, was to have a new terminal fountain constructed. Pope Clement XII sponsored a competition in 1732 to select a suitable architect. Although Florentine artist Alessandro Galilei won the competition, local architect Nicola Salvi was given the job.

At the intersection of three streets, the Trevi Fountain solemnly symbolises the terminus of Aqua Virgo, one of Rome's ancient aqueducts. Due to its location, the Fontana di Trevi, or Three Street Fountain, was given a somewhat literal name. The Latin term trivium, which means "three streets," is said to be the source of the name.

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The Leonardo da Vinci International Airport (FCO), around 29 kilometres from the monument, is the closest airport to the Trevi Fountain.

  • By Road- Driving, which takes around 26 minutes, is the quickest and least expensive method to get to Rome's Trevi Fountain. However, hiring a cab from the airport is the quickest way to get to the monument.

  • By Bus- Travellers can also travel 45 minutes by direct bus to the Trevi Fountain. Every 30 minutes, direct buses run to the location from the Rome Fiumicino Airport Bus Station.

  • By Rail- Trevi Fountain visitors have the option of taking a direct train to get there in 32 minutes. Every 20 minutes, direct trains go to the fountain from the Fiumicino Airport.

FAQs

Can you throw coins into Trevi Fountain?

    Yes, you can throw coins into the Trevi Fountain. When tossing the coin, it is important to hold the coin in your right hand and throw it over your left shoulder while facing away from the fountain.

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