Rome's Trevi Fountain: New Entrance Fee & Free Access for Residents
Update: 2025-12-19
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Starting February 1, 2026, tourists visiting Romes iconic Trevi Fountain will pay a two-euro entrance fee to help maintain the site and manage crowds. This move is part of a broader tariff system for museums and monuments. While tourists pay more, some sites will become free for Romes residents. The fountain sees 30,000 visitors daily, and the new fee aims to preserve historic landmarks and enhance the visitor experience.
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