One of the Most Elegant
Masterpieces of Baroque Art
Completed in 1762, the Trevi Fountain is widely celebrated as the largest and most famous fountain in Rome. Standing as a magnificent example of Baroque architecture, the structure captivates onlookers with its intricate stonework, dramatic sculptures, and stunning composition.
Thanks to the centuries-old tradition of coin tossing, the Trevi Fountain is not merely a historical monument, but has also become one of the most romantic and photographed spots in Rome.
While natural sunlight illuminates its white travertine stone during the day, specialized lighting transforms the fountain into an entirely different, magical atmosphere in the evening. This unique display makes the Trevi Fountain an absolute must-visit destination on any Roman itinerary.
1762
The Trevi Fountain was completed, cementing its status as an eternal symbol of Rome.
Baroque Art
Regarded as one of the most impressive and dramatic Baroque masterpieces in Italy.
Coin Tradition
Legend holds that those who toss a coin into the fountain are destined to return to Rome one day.
Night View
Its custom-designed evening illumination provides one of Rome's most enchanting nightscapes.