Trevi Fountain Underground Tour with Touriks in Rome
Difficulty
easy
Duration
40 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking and standing on uneven underground surfaces.
Overview
Step beneath Rome’s famous Trevi Fountain to uncover the ancient aqueduct system that powers its iconic flow. Touriks’ private tours reveal hidden history in an intimate, atmospheric setting.
Visite Privée de La Fontaine de Trevi et Ses Souterrains
65€ - 40 min - Visite Privée en Français
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About This Adventure
Discover the Trevi Fountain like never before on this unique 40-minute tour, guided by an expert. Uncover its hidden secrets and the ancient aqueduct that still supplies its water, located 9 meters underground. Experience the rich history and artistry of Rome while enjoying an intimate small-group or private setting.
Explore one of the top 10 highlights of Rome's sights with an expert guide. Discover that the Trevi Fountain is far more than a stunning shot, then visit the ruins of the ancient aqueduct 9 meters below ground. Choose a small-group or a private tour.
Highlights
- Explore the world's best-known fountain with an expert guide
- Discover its secrets with a fast & thorough 40-minutes tour
- Go 9m underground to the still running 2000-years aqueduct
- Touch the millenary stratification below Rome's streets
- Enjoy the quality of a private tour
About
Did you know that a 2000-years old Roman aqueduct supplies water to the most famous fountain in the world? Stand out from the crowd and explore it with a thorough and time-saving 40-minutes tour.
Meet your guide in a quiet spot and find out together that the Trevi fountain is much more than a throw of a coin. Go beyond its captivating beauty and discover all the details that most tourists miss.
Learn about its fascinating history and discover the mythological figures that take shape gracefully out of the raw stone below. Feel and hear the power of water, and perceive the message of this iconic masterpiece exactly as intended by its designer. Take a moment to admire the fusion of beauty and genius.
Then immerse into the newly uncovered archeological site 9 meters below the ground. Find the only functioning ancient aqueduct which still supplies water to the fountain above, and visit the remains of an imperial Domus. Travel back in time and touch the millenary stratification beneath the streets of Rome.
Don't forget to throw a coin in the fountain before you go, but first, discover the legends about the origins of this peculiar tradition.
Important information
- Confirmation will be received at the time of booking
- Please be at the meeting point 5 minutes before the tour starts in order to complete the signup
- This tour is outdoors and weather dependent. If canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or a full refund
Cancellation policy
- For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours in advance of the starting time of the experience.
- Full refunds are not possible for cancellations made after the 24 hours.
- Amendments are not allowed after the 24 hours and they are always subject to availability and price changes.
- No refunds in case of no- show on the part of the customer.
- If the tour is canceled due to poor weather, you will be given the option of an alternative date or full refund.
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Private Groups
This intimate tour offers limited spots; reserve weeks ahead to secure your preferred time and group size.
Wear Comfortable Walking Shoes
Expect some underground walking on stone surfaces; sturdy, flat footwear ensures steady footing.
Tour Duration and Pacing
The 40-minute guided tour is brisk yet thorough—listen closely to catch stories shared by your expert guide.
Photography is Allowed, Use Low-Light Settings
Bring a camera with adjustable settings for the dimly lit underground chambers to capture unique angles.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban pigeons frequent the Piazza di Trevi area
- Occasional small lizards in ancient stone crevices underground
History
The Trevi Fountain’s water source is the Aqua Virgo aqueduct, built in 19 BCE, still channeling water beneath Rome today.
Conservation
Efforts focus on limiting visitor impact underground and preserving the delicate masonry and water quality feeding the fountain.
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Recommended Gear
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Essential for navigating underground stone floors and outdoor cobblestones safely.
Light Jacket or Sweater
The underground temperature remains cooler year-round; layering helps stay comfortable.
fall|spring|winter specific
Compact Camera or Smartphone
Capture the unique subterranean views and fountain artistry with low-light capability.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated before or after the tour, especially on warm days in Rome.
summer specific