Trevi Fountain
DestinationRome, Italy
CategoryInternational
Starting fromOn request
CancellationAs per policy
Trevi Fountain in Europe Tours
Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi) is one of Rome’s most famous landmarks and a spectacular masterpiece of Baroque architecture and sculpture. Located in the historic centre of Rome, the fountain is renowned for its dramatic design, intricate sculptures, and the tradition of tossing a coin into its waters.
Visitors can admire the magnificent central figure of Oceanus, surrounded by tritons, horses, and allegorical figures, while appreciating the fountain’s elaborate details and historic setting. The fountain’s connection with Rome’s ancient water system adds another fascinating dimension to its history.
The experience is enhanced by magnificent Baroque sculptures, beautiful architecture, historic surroundings, and the famous coin-tossing tradition, making the Trevi Fountain a memorable highlight of any Rome and Italy tour with Oxford Travels.
What is included & excluded
- Visitors must respect the historic monument and surrounding public area.
- Entering or bathing in the fountain is strictly prohibited.
- Sitting on the edge of the fountain or climbing on its sculptures and structures is not permitted.
- Throwing coins into the fountain is permitted only from the designated public area.
- Visitors must not touch or damage the sculptures or architectural elements.
- Eating, drinking and littering around the fountain are subject to local regulations.
- Visitors should follow instructions from police, municipal authorities and staff.
- Access may be temporarily regulated during maintenance, security operations or special events.
Cancellation policy
The Trevi Fountain is a public monument and the surrounding area can be visited free of charge. Access to the designated inner area around the fountain is subject to an admission fee for non-residents. Cancellation and refund conditions apply only to the paid inner-area access ticket and are governed by the official Roma Capitale ticketing terms. No cancellation policy applies to the general free-access area.
Terms & conditions
- Public Access: The Trevi Fountain can be viewed from the surrounding Piazza di Trevi. Access to the restricted area immediately around the fountain is subject to the applicable municipal rules.
- Admission Fee: Since 2 February 2026, non-resident visitors are required to pay €2 to enter the restricted area of the fountain basin. Residents of Rome and children under 6 years old are exempt.
- Access Control: Entry to the restricted area is controlled through designated access points. Visitors must present a valid ticket or proof of exemption where applicable.
- Opening Hours: The restricted area is generally accessible during the times established by Roma Capitale. Access may be modified for cleaning, maintenance, security or special circumstances.
- Visitor Conduct: Visitors must follow instructions from municipal staff and security personnel and must not obstruct pedestrian movement.
- No Sitting: Sitting on the edge of the fountain or in restricted areas is prohibited.
- No Swimming or Entering the Fountain: Entering the water, climbing into the fountain or touching the monument is strictly prohibited.
- Coin Tossing: Visitors may throw coins into the fountain only from the designated visitor area. Entering the fountain or approaching the water directly is not permitted.
- Food & Drinks: Eating or drinking in prohibited areas around the monument is not permitted. Visitors must comply with Rome's public-space regulations.
- Protection of the Monument: Climbing, touching, damaging, writing on or otherwise interfering with the fountain and its sculptures is prohibited.
- Photography: Personal photography is generally permitted, provided it does not interfere with other visitors or security operations. Professional or commercial photography may require authorization.
- Security & Restrictions: Access may be temporarily restricted or suspended because of exceptional events, maintenance, public safety, overcrowding or other municipal requirements.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
01Do Indians need a visa for Europe?
Yes. Indian passport holders require a Schengen Visa to travel to most European countries. The visa allows entry to multiple countries included in the tour.
02Which countries are covered under a Europe tour?
Most Europe tours cover France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Austria, and sometimes UK (UK requires a separate visa).
03What is the best time to visit Europe?
April to June – Pleasant weather, spring seasonJuly to September – Peak season, warm weatherOctober to March – Winter tours & Christmas markets (some attractions may be seasonal)
04What type of accommodation is provided?
Accommodation is usually in 3★ or 4★ hotels on a twin/triple sharing basis. Hotels are clean, comfortable, and well-connected.
05Are meals included in the Europe tour?
Yes. Most tours include daily breakfast and selected Indian / local dinners. Lunch is usually on own unless mentioned.
06Is the Europe tour suitable for senior citizens?
Yes, but Europe tours involve long walks and coach travel. Seniors with good mobility will be comfortable. Please inform us in advance for special assistance.
07How much walking is involved in Europe tours?
Europe sightseeing involves moderate walking, especially in city centers, museums, and attractions. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
08What currency is used in Europe?
Most countries use the Euro (€). Switzerland uses Swiss Franc (CHF) and the UK uses Pound Sterling (£).
09How much spending money should I carry?
Approx. €50–70 per person per day for shopping, lunches, optional tours, and personal expenses.
10Are entrance fees included?
Yes, major attractions mentioned in the itinerary are included. Optional activities are chargeable extra.
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