Rome · TREVI FOUNTAIN TOURS
14 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d send a friend: the 14 trevi fountain tours worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
A guided Trevi Fountain visit plus 9 meters underground to see the aqueduct and ruins of Rome’s Vicus Caprarius.
“Great. We had 2 young kids in the tour, they were engaged throughout. The tour guide answered all their questions and made sure she gave them bite sized bits of info, while expanding on it for the rest of the tour. Definitely recommend”
Watch opera in Palazzo Poli with prime Trevi Fountain views. A 1-hour Rome concert with comfortable seating, art, and easy logistics.
“One highlight of our trip! Loved the musical presentation. Good singers and musicians. Well known instrumental and opera songs. The show was 1 hour with a few extra minutes for an Encore. An added bonus is the location of this concert at Palazzo Poli: the backdrop of the Trevi Fountain is the Palazzo Poli. You can actually see the back of the Trevi fountain from the concert hall windows.”
Central Rome walk: Piazza Barberini to Piazza Navona, Trevi photos, Sant’Ignazio, Hadrian’s temple, and Pantheon exterior.
“My cousin and i absolutely loved this tour! Axel was the best tour guide and it felt so welcoming and an overall great experience! He was very personable and knowledgeable and I’d recommend this tour to anyone!”
VIP Rome catacombs tour with transfer from Piazza d’Aracoeli, plus optional Capuchin Crypt or underground Trevi district and reserved entry.
“It was easy to find and a great walk at our pace tour. We didn’t have a guide but enjoyed the experience. The steps were steep coming down. It did close early the day we went but other than that it was an amazing experience! I would recommend to others for sure.”
A guided Rome walk hitting Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Steps in 2.5 hours with Pantheon entry.
“Guide was excellent and very knowledgeable about the city. She went out of her way to get across all the historic messages even if several monuments and fountains were under renovation.”
Opera arias at Palazzo Poli with Trevi Fountain views. Small group, live quartet and singers, about 1 hour, Wi‑Fi and charging included.
“Absolutely INCREDIBLE!!!! Oh my goodness goosebumps from the moment you step inside. How often does one hear they hear Opera in the Trevi Fountain!? The musicians were phenomenal with the energy they brought when they played being the music to life and the Opera singers WOW powerhouse voices! Brought a tear to my eye hearing “ O mio babbino caro”. Truly one of the best experiences I’ve ever had.”
Rome sunset highlights in 2 hours: Spanish Steps, Trevi, Navona, and Pantheon exterior on a small-group guided walk in English.
“Our guide, Eleonora, was extremely knowledgeable about Roman history and culture; she was able to explain the symbology and practical history of the landmarks we visited. My partner and I have booked several walking tours during our week in Rome, and this by far the best. I can strongly recommend this for any new visitor who wants to orientate themselves in Rome, or delve deeper into the history of some of Rome's key landmarks.”
2-hour Rome walking tour hitting Pantheon, Trevi, Navona plus quieter stops, with an expert guide and small-group pace for $23.
“Sharon was very friendly, and very knowledgeable, sharing information in a way that was funny and memorable. I really appreciated having her show us around!”
Rome in 3 hours with a small group: Pantheon skip-the-line, Caravaggio at San Luigi dei Francesi, Trevi coin toss, plus Piazza Navona and Spanish Steps.
“Roberto was fabulous! So much history learnt. Well done Roberto you handled everything well considering how bad the weather was!”
Trevi Fountain’s underground passages, Roman water engineering, and a guided visit to Vicus Caprarius, finished with classic Italian gelato.
“Our guide was great and very knowledgeable. I felt bad because she was not there when I exited to give her a tip.”
See Rome’s top sights on a relaxed Trevi, Spanish Steps, and Pantheon walking tour with reserved Pantheon entry and a gelato break.
“Scott was an excellent guide & amazing knowledge. Doing the Trevi Fountain early was a bonus. He showed us some hidden gems & political buildings especially when the churches had some private mass. My chosen Gelato was a surprise.”
Trevi, Pantheon, and Campo de’ Fiori in 4 hours. Taste Roman prosciutto, cheese, pizza, gelato, wine, and more.
“I’ll start off by saying that we had the tour booked and they cancelled on us three days before because the tour guide was sick. Not sure how they know they’ll be sick in 3 days haha. Anyways they gave us another option for the next day. Fortunately we had another tour cancel so we we’re able to make it. Very glad we did. This tour was excellent. Our guide Mateo was hilarious. Really enjoyed the info he shared and had some great chats. The reviews are not lying. Go on an empty stomach. We literally had so much amazing food! I highly recommend this tour because you hit up…”
See Rome’s Vicus Caprarius underground water world and then finish at Trevi Fountain in a small-group guided tour from $53.
“Quite interesting but not that extensive. Basically one room. Guide very enthusiastic and dealt well with screaming child in group.”
A small-group Rome walk hitting Piazza Venezia, Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, and Piazza Navona with great guides and smart context.
“Let’s face it Rome is very overwhelming to the first time this year. Sharon did a great job getting us oriented to the main attractions of the city and gave us plenty of tips on how to manage. She has a nice casual manner to her. I recommend this tour for the first afternoon or morning you get here.”
