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Trevi Fountain

Rome, Italy

This is Rome's most famous Baroque fountain, completed in 1762, known for the legend of throwing coins for a return.

Rome's most famous Baroque fountain, completed in 1762 according to the design of Nicola Salvi and Giuseppe Pannini. It depicts the sea god Oceanus, standing on a chariot pulled by hippocampi. Legend has it that throwing a coin into the fountain ensures a return to Rome. It is a popular tourist spot, attracting millions of visitors annually. At night, it is particularly spectacularly lit.

• Visit time: 45 min
• Local name: Fontana di Trevi

How long does it take to visit Trevi Fountain?

Plan about 45 min.

Nearby

• Teatro Quirino — 130 m
• Aqua Virgo — 190 m
• Teatro Sala Umberto — 260 m
• Tempio di Adriano — 350 m
• Quirinal Palace — 360 m
• Teatro Salone Margherita — 370 m

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