Trevi Fountain
The monument
The Trevi Fountain (Nicola Salvi, 1762) is the most famous Baroque fountain in Rome, renowned for the tradition of throwing coins.
Accessibility and concessions
- Free access, open-air square.
- La view from above (at street level) is flat and allows you to admire the fountain well.
- To get closer to the pool there are some steps.
- Cobblestone pavement in the surrounding streets; often very crowded.
What aid do we recommend for this visit?
The view from above is accessible; for the cobblestones of the surrounding streets, a sturdy wheelchair with an attendant is best.
Costs and timetables
Where it is
How to get there (accessible)
From Termini — Metro A to “Barberini”, then ~7 minutes on foot
From Fiumicino / Ciampino — connection to Termini, then Metro A; alternatively, a door-to-door transfer.
From Civitavecchia (cruises) — train to Rome and Metro A, or direct transfer.
VemRent Service
Accessible door-to-door transfer
We'll take you to and from the monument without transfers, with a fully equipped vehicle and dedicated staff—convenient for train stations, airports, and the port of Civitavecchia.
da € 105,00
Discover the accessible transferDiscounts, routes, and accessibility hours may change depending on the season, construction work, or management decisions. Always check the official website for updated conditions before your visit.
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