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Trevi Fountain: 2 euro to reach the basin

Since February 2, 2026 reaching the basin area of the Trevi Fountain costs 2 euro for visitors and non-residents; after 10:00 pm the area is open again with no ticket.

The hours, and the 9:00 pm last entry

On Mondays and Fridays the ticketed access runs from 11:30 am to 10:00 pm; on every other day it runs from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm. Last entry is 9:00 pm in both cases.

After 10:00 pm the fountain stays visible and reachable for free. That is the single most useful line on this page for anyone staying central: the late evening costs nothing and the water is lit.

Who is exempt from the 2 euro

Four categories pay nothing: residents of Rome and the metropolitan city with an identity document, children under 6, people with a disability plus one companion, and licensed tour guides.

Everyone else pays, and the fee applies to the basin area rather than to the square as a whole.

Where to buy it, and the card-only detail

The 2 euro is sold on fontanaditrevi.roma.it, at the civic museums, at tourist information points and at authorized resale points. On site, payment is by card only.

That last detail catches people who have carefully kept 2 euro in coins for exactly this. Bring a card, or buy before you walk over.

The numbers that produced the decision

Rome recorded more than 10 million visitors at the fountain during the trial year, with average daily access of 30,000 people and peaks of 70,000. Those are the figures the city published alongside the measure.

A cap of 400 people in the area at a time, managed by stewards since 2025, is reported by the press and does not appear on the official page, so treat it as a description of what you may see rather than as a published rule.

Roma Pass: 38.00 or 62.90 euro, and not this

The Roma Pass comes in two versions: 48 hours at 38.00 euro with one free museum or archaeological site, and 72 hours at 62.90 euro with two. Both include unlimited travel on the urban transport network for the life of the card, reduced entry elsewhere, and free use of the P.stop toilet network.

The official price list does not include the Trevi access among its benefits, so plan the 2 euro separately. The pass exists as an app for iOS and Android or as a physical card from the tourist infopoints.

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FAQ

Do you have to pay to see the Trevi Fountain?

To reach the basin area, yes: 2 euro for visitors and non-residents since February 2, 2026. After 10:00 pm the area reopens without a ticket, and the fountain is visible from the surrounding streets at any hour for nothing.

What are the Trevi Fountain access hours?

Mondays and Fridays from 11:30 am to 10:00 pm, every other day from 9:00 am to 10:00 pm, with last entry at 9:00 pm. Outside those hours the basin area is not ticketed.

Who does not pay the Trevi Fountain fee?

Residents of Rome and its metropolitan area with an identity document, children under 6, disabled visitors with one companion, and licensed tour guides. Everyone else pays 2 euro.

Where do I buy the Trevi Fountain ticket?

On fontanaditrevi.roma.it, at the civic museums, at tourist information points and at authorized resellers. On site the only accepted payment is a card, so do not count on having 2 euro in coins in your pocket.

Does the Roma Pass include the Trevi Fountain?

Not in what its official price list covers. The Roma Pass costs 38.00 euro for 48 hours with one free museum entry, or 62.90 euro for 72 hours with two, plus unlimited urban transport. Budget the 2 euro for Trevi on top.

Sources (2)

  1. 12 · 30,000 · 70,000Roma Capitale · recheck by 2027-02-28
  2. 2Musei in Comune Roma - Sovrintendenza Capitolina; Turismo Roma - Roma Capitale · recheck by 2027-06-30

Updated 2026-09-02