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UNESCO World Heritage site since 1980Trevi Fountain tickets: €2
Main adult ticket: Access to the fountain's inner area (visitors from outside Rome). Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.
Part of the World Heritage site Historic Centre of Rome.
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- Access to the fountain's inner area (visitors from outside Rome)Children under 6 free. The fountain can always be seen from outside for freeChild Free€2
Main ticket €2 (about US$2 · £2, 2026-10-23 rates)
Checked October 2026 on the official site
Free entry
Residents of Rome and its Metropolitan City (show ID), children under 6, disabled visitors and one companion, licensed tour guides and Roma MIC Card holders. After hours, and from outside the barrier, the fountain is free to see.
Opening hours
Inner area: Monday and Friday 11.30am to 10pm, other days 9am to 10pm; last entry 9pm. Times can change for maintenance or public order (some Mondays from 2pm).
Booking
Buy online (open-dated, no set time, not refundable), at the Civic Museums, tourist info points and shops in cash or by card, or at the entrance by card only. Ticket holders have their own queue. The entrance is on Via della Stamperia, the exit on Via dei Crociferi. There are steps; no food, drink, sitting on the edge or wading (fines from €40).
World Heritage site
Part of Historic Centre of Rome, on UNESCO's list since 1980 (extended in 1990). Listed as a creative masterpiece, an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.
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Nearby
Within 100 km (62 miles), as the crow flies.
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Questions
How much does it cost to visit the Trevi Fountain?
The main adult ticket (Access to the fountain's inner area (visitors from outside Rome)) costs €2, about US$2 · £2. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.
Can you visit the Trevi Fountain for free?
Residents of Rome and its Metropolitan City (show ID), children under 6, disabled visitors and one companion, licensed tour guides and Roma MIC Card holders. After hours, and from outside the barrier, the fountain is free to see.
When is the Trevi Fountain open?
Inner area: Monday and Friday 11.30am to 10pm, other days 9am to 10pm; last entry 9pm. Times can change for maintenance or public order (some Mondays from 2pm).
Do you need to book Trevi Fountain tickets in advance?
Buy online (open-dated, no set time, not refundable), at the Civic Museums, tourist info points and shops in cash or by card, or at the entrance by card only. Ticket holders have their own queue. The entrance is on Via della Stamperia, the exit on Via dei Crociferi. There are steps; no food, drink, sitting on the edge or wading (fines from €40).
Is the Trevi Fountain a World Heritage site?
Yes: it's part of the World Heritage site Historic Centre of Rome, on UNESCO's list since 1980, listed as a creative masterpiece, an exchange of ideas, rare evidence of a culture and a landmark of its kind.