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Fontana di Trevi Accessible Rome: Visitor Guide
The Monument
The Fontana di Trevi (Nicola Salvi, 1762) is the most iconic Baroque fountain in Rome, and one of the most visited landmarks in the world, famous for the tradition of tossing a coin into its waters. If you’re planning a fontana di trevi accessible rome visit, this guide covers everything you need to know about reaching and enjoying this extraordinary site with reduced mobility.
Accessibility & Accommodations
- Free admission, open-air piazza.
- The street-level view is flat and offers an excellent vantage point for admiring the fountain, ideal for wheelchair users.
- Getting closer to the basin requires descending a few steps.
- The surrounding streets are paved with traditional cobblestones (sampietrini); the area is often very crowded.
Which aid we recommend for this visit
The view from above is accessible; for the cobblestones of the surrounding streets, a sturdy wheelchair with a companion is preferable.
Costs & Hours
Free admission, no ticket required.
Always accessible, open-air site.
Getting There
Accessible Directions
Accessible door-to-door transfer
We take you to and from the monument with no changes, with an equipped vehicle and dedicated staff: convenient from stations, airports and the port of Civitavecchia.
from € 105,00
Discover the accessible transferAccessibility concessions, routes and opening hours may change with the season, due to works or decisions by the managing body. Always check the up-to-date conditions on the official website before your visit.
Nearby accessible structures
Other accessible attractions
Hire a mobility aid for your visit
