If you are going to go soon to Roma, The Trevi Fountain be on your must-see list. This iconic Baroque monument, built in the 18th century and designed by Nicola Salvi, is noted for its impressive architecture and marble sculptures, and has become famous for appearing in memorable film scenes, such as the film La Dolce Vita by Federico Fellini.

Every year, millions of tourists from all over the world come to this corner of Rome's historic centre to admire its beauty, take photos and participate in the tradition of throwing coins into the water to make a wish.

However, due to its popularity, the Trevi Fountain faces capacity and conservation problems. By the end of 2024, the Municipality of Rome has already started to controlling access, limiting the number of places to a maximum of 400 visitors The monument will be protected and the experience of visitors will be improved. And now, as of 1 February 2026, There will be an additional change that all tourists should be aware of.

New price list for visiting the Trevi Fountain

Illuminated Trevi Fountain

To walk to the edge of the Trevi Fountain for the full experience, foreign visitors will need to pay 2 euros per person between the 09:00 h and 22:00 h, i.e. at the busiest times of the day.

Residents of Rome will still be able to access the fountain free of charge, while access from the square will remain free of charge. This means that you can admire the fountain and take photos without paying, but to flip the coin and get close to the edge of the fountain to see it in detail you will have to pay the fee.

Tossing the coin in the Trevi Fountain

The tradition of the Trevi Fountain says that you have to throw three coins on the right shoulder with left hand, and each one has a special meaning. The first coin ensures that you will one day return to Rome, allowing you to relive the magic of the city on future visits. The second coin is related to love: it promises a new romance or helps to keep a sentimental bond alive. The third coin, on the other hand, is associated with the good luck or prosperity, The throwing of the witch's broom attracts positive energies to the person who throws it. This ritual, simple but full of symbolism, is one of the most awaited moments for visitors and one of the most emblematic experiences in Rome.

Now, with the new measure, any visitor who wants to approach the edge of the fountain to perform this ritual during the indicated time slot will have to pay.

As a curiosity, every day, around 3,000 euros in coins launched by tourists, and that money is not wasted: it goes to works of charity that help those most in need in Rome. This means that, in addition to fulfilling tradition and making a wish, your gesture makes a positive contribution to the city.

Why do you have to pay to see the Trevi Fountain?

This measure aims to protect the monument from the wear and tear caused by millions of visitors each year and to improve the experience for those who wish to experience this historic moment in a quieter way, thus reducing crowds.

Visit the Trevi Fountain for free

• Evita las horas punta: si vas antes de la franja de las 09:00h – 22:00h, podrás ver la fuente gratis. De hecho, cada vez son más los que se acercan a este monumento de madrugada para captar a la plaza sin gente.
• Another option is to enjoy the Trevi Fountain from the square. Free access allows you to admire the fountain and take amazing photos without getting close to the edge.

At Aumentur We have guides to help visitors make the most of their tour of the cities., sharing tips, tricks and details not usually found in traditional guidebooks. This includes practical information to avoid crowds, discover curious stories about the monuments and enjoy complete experiences. We look forward to seeing you!