Much to the annoyance of his fellow gods who chose to simply materialise, Oceanus preferred to travel by cumbersome shell-shaped chariot. Constructed in 1762 at the height of the baroque, the Trevi Fountain is one of the world’s most elaborate – and romantic – fountains. The God Oceanus is the fountain’s centrepiece. Swimmers take heed: beware of the vigilant fountain police!
Trevi Fountain
No trip to the Eternal City would be complete without tossing a coin in the Trevi Fountain. In fact, this good-luck ritual fills the ornate fountain with a whopping €3,000 in loose change every day – the money is collected regularly and shared with local charities.
The Trevi Fountain
Want to be sure you’ll return to the Eternal City? Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and legend has it that you’ll be back soon. Whether you believe it or not, one thing’s for sure: this Baroque monument is absolutely beautiful. All white marble and lavish sculptures, it’s lovely to come here at night, when the crowds have dispersed and the water seems to glow.
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What Guests Said About Trevi Fountain:
Anonymous
Rome has lots of lovely romantic spots such as the Trevi Fountain which is stunning for a romantic stroll at night time
Rome has lots of lovely romantic spots such as the Trevi Fountain which is stunning for a romantic stroll at night time. There are lots of romantic restaurants dotted around too and if you really want to take romantic to a new level then I recommend visiting the Mirabelle restaurant - a rooftop restaurant with a terrace overlooking Rome. It is very pricey but it is stunning.
Anonymous
Vatican, Sistine Chapel, St Peter's, Castel Sant'Angelo, Colosseum, the Palatine and Roman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain (when current restoration finished), Piazza Navona, Santa Maria Maggiore
Vatican, Sistine Chapel, St Peter's, Castel Sant'Angelo, Colosseum, the Palatine and Roman Forum, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain (when current restoration finished), Piazza Navona, Santa Maria Maggiore
Catherine
United Kingdom
Restaurants around the Trevi Fountain are not as expensive as one would think
Restaurants around the Trevi Fountain are not as expensive as one would think
Anonymous
From this hotel - Vatican, Castle Angelo, Angle bridge, Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Fontana di Trevi and the last one Spanish steps
From this hotel - Vatican, Castle Angelo, Angle bridge, Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Fontana di Trevi and the last one Spanish steps. Second day - Coloseo, Forum Romanum and Palatino, Area Sacra
“The hotel was in a great location! Once we made it to the hotel from the airport, we were able to walk everywhere in the city from the Trevi Fountain to the Colosseum! It was great to be in such a central location and not have to use taxis.
The staff was kind and helpful. They gave us a city map and a list of the best places to eat in each square. They made great suggestions about what to do, what to see, and how to get there. I highly recommend this hotel.”
“The hotel is located near all the featured sites in Rome. The Trevi fountain is a block away. Everything is within walking distance while being surrounded by many restaurants (buses close). I recommend booking a room in the Club level (more modern & new). Don't book anything less than a Superior room. The restaurant is great next door. There is a Pharmacy less than a block away (helpful for families).”
“Awesome location! Easy walk to everything. The Trevi fountain was very close!! We loved the location!! The apartment was super cute! Great air conditioning! The owner was really accommodating! There was a nice terrace to sit and enjoy the terra cotta rooftops!”
“The apartment was located on Via Francesco Crispi, abt 2 blocks from Barberini metro station. We found the location excellent for our needs. Its close to both Trevi Fountain and the Spanish steps. You can easily get by bus to Coliseum and the Vatican.”
“The staff were super friendly and extremely helpful. The hotel is in a great location between the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain. Easy walk to all sites of Rome. Also close to train station and easy to get to the airport by train.”
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