Trevi Fountain & Underground Tour in Rome with Touriks

Rome's heart beats through its ancient streets, and no landmark embodies its vitality better than the Trevi Fountain. Situated in the historic center of Rome, Italy, the Trevi Fountain is more than just an iconic Baroque masterpiece—it's a gateway to the city's waterborne history. Touriks offers a meticulously crafted 40-minute guided experience that unveils the fountain's rich historical layers and the ancient aqueduct system tucked beneath the bustling piazza.

This small-group tour grants access not only to the celebrated fountain, famous for its dynamic sculptural ensemble and crystal-clear cascade, but also to the underground aqueduct dating back over 2,000 years and still operational. The aqueduct’s enduring presence highlights Rome's engineering marvels and the practical roots of this landmark, bringing visitors closer to the city’s enduring relationship with water and infrastructure.

Entering the subterranean passages below, you’ll witness vaulted chambers and centuries-old channels carved into tufa and travertine stone, materials that have stood the test of time and tell tales of an ancient civilization’s ingenuity. This under-recognized component of the Trevi experience connects visitors to the living urban landscape beneath one of Rome’s most visited sites.

What makes Touriks stand out is their intimate group size, enabling a personalized narrative and attentiveness that more crowded tours don’t afford. Through expert storytelling and onsite explanations, visitors gain an informed appreciation for this site’s artistry and functionality. Whether you’re a history buff, urban adventurer, or simply drawn to Rome’s magic, this trip brings a unique blend of outdoor sight-seeing and underground passage exploration combined into one unforgettable outing.

For travelers looking to connect with Rome beyond the surface, the Touriks Trevi Fountain and Waterways tour offers a refreshing, practical glimpse into the bones of the Eternal City’s infrastructure and artistry. It’s a standout way to engage with Rome’s layered history underfoot and above, all while enjoying vibrant city life around you.