Are you ready to visit Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain in a whole new way? The city is considering a plan to introduce a ticketing system that will not only address overcrowding but also enhance the visitor experience.

The proposed plan includes a €2 ticket for tourists, giving them a 30-minute time slot to enter the Trevi Fountain basin. And here’s the best part – Rome residents get in for free!

The goal is to make a visit to the Trevi Fountain a truly memorable experience, free from the chaos of overcrowding and selfie-taking tourists. Rome’s tourism councillor, Alessandro Onorato, emphasized the importance of protecting this 18th-century monument from the antics of “mythomaniacs” and careless visitors.

But the benefits don’t stop there. The proceeds from the entry fees will be reinvested in safeguarding the monument and ensuring the safety of visitors. This initiative will also create new job opportunities, making tourism in Rome more sustainable.

With Rome gearing up to welcome millions of tourists for Jubilee Year 2025, now is the perfect time to implement measures that will enhance the visitor experience and protect the city’s cultural heritage.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to experience the Trevi Fountain like never before. Stay tuned for more updates on this exciting development!

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