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Trevi Fountain: Cost, View, and Tourist Attraction Guide

Trevi Fountain: Cost, View, and Tourist Attraction Guide

January 31, 2026 Ahmed Hassan - World News Editor World

## Trevi Fountain to Implement ⁣Entrance Fee

The City of Rome will begin charging a €2 entrance‌ fee to access the area immediately surrounding the Trevi Fountain, starting in February, with exemptions for Rome residents. Reuters ⁢ and‍ The ‍Guardian both⁤ reported on this progress on January 26, ⁢2024, confirming‌ the information initially released by the⁢ Rome City Hall. This measure aims to better manage tourist flow and contribute to​ the fountain’s preservation. As of January 31, 2026,⁢ this ​fee remains in effect.

### the Trevi Fountain and ⁢the City of Rome

The Trevi fountain, officially named Fontana di Trevi, ⁢is a Baroque fountain in the Trevi district of rome, Italy.It is one of the most famous fountains in the world ⁢and a‌ major tourist attraction.The City of⁢ Rome (Comune di Roma) is responsible for the ‍maintenance and management of the fountain and surrounding areas. The city estimates approximately ten⁢ million visitors view the‍ fountain annually, as stated in the original source and corroborated by wanted in Rome.

### Details of the Entrance Fee and Access

Access to ⁤the area immediately surrounding the Trevi Fountain will cost ‌€2 between 9:00 a.m. ⁤and 10:00 p.m.most days. Euronews ‌clarifies that access will begin at 11:30 a.m.on Mondays and Fridays. ⁤Residents of Rome and the surrounding area will be exempt from the fee. The fee will be enforced via a fence constructed of iron panels, designed to “minimize visual impact,” according to the City Hall. The‍ fence is intended to ⁢be temporary ‌and removable.

### Historical and Cultural Significance

The Trevi Fountain gained international recognition through its appearance in Federico Fellini’s 1960 ​film, *La Dolce Vita*, featuring actress Anita Ekberg. Britannica details the fountain’s‍ history and ⁤artistic significance. A popular⁤ tradition holds that throwing a coin into the fountain ensures a return trip to Rome. The City of Rome actively enforces regulations to protect the⁤ fountain, with fines of up to €450 for unauthorized⁤ entry into the water.

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