The Coin Toss
Use your right hand to throw a coin over your left shoulder; one coin means you'll return to Rome, two means you'll find love.
The Trevi Fountain in Rome is an elegant Baroque masterpiece where water cascades over sculptures in dramatic fashion. Tossing a coin over your shoulder ensures you’ll return to Rome—tradition demands it. At night, when it’s lit up, it’s pure romance. It’s crowded, but magical. The ultimate fountain experience.
Piazza Di Trevi, 00187 Rome Rome, Italy
Use your right hand to throw a coin over your left shoulder; one coin means you'll return to Rome, two means you'll find love.
To see the fountain without 1,000 other people, you must arrive between 6:00 AM and 7:30 AM.
It is strictly illegal to sit on the marble edges or eat near the water; police will blow whistles and issue fines.
The fountain is beautifully lit and much more romantic after 11 PM when the crowds finally thin out.
The water is recirculated and not for drinking; use the "Nasoni" (drinking fountains) located in the nearby alleys instead.
Monday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Tuesday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Wednesday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Thursday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Friday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Saturday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
Sunday
12:00 am - 11:59 pm
October 25, 2026 2:14 pm local time
Most visitors spend about 30 minutes tossing a coin and viewing the sculpture of the Trevi Fountain.
The best months to visit the Trevi Fountain for a maximum experience are from May to September.
To enjoy the maximum experience, visiting the Trevi Fountain at night when the stone is dramatically illuminated is ideal.
For those looking to avoid crowds, the best months to visit the Trevi Fountain are January and February.
To experience less crowds, visitors must brave the early morning hours and arrive at the fountain by 06:00 AM.
Yes, you need a ticket to get close to the water and enter the monumental basin of the Trevi Fountain. You can still view and photograph the fountain for free from the upper street level without a ticket
No, to get close to the water and the monumental basin of the Trevi Fountain, you need to purchase a ticket. Free viewing of The Trevi Fountain is possible from further away in the non-ticketed zone.
The upper street level surrounding the Trevi Fountain is fully wheelchair accessible.
Formal guided tours are not operated by the monument, though regional walking tours stop at the Trevi Fountain daily.
Photography is fully permitted from all angles surrounding the basin of the Trevi Fountain.
There are no public facilities on the monument itself, meaning restrooms must be found in the adjacent cafes surrounding the Trevi Fountain.
The beautiful open square makes the Trevi Fountain a suitable quick photo stop for families.