HISTORY OF THE TREVI FOUNTAIN
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TREVI FOUNTAIN

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A BAROQUE MASTERPIECE IN THE HEART OF ROME

Located in the heart of the Eternal City, the Trevi Fountain is one of Rome’s most iconic and admired monuments. A masterpiece of Roman Baroque, it was completed in 1762 based on a design by Nicola Salvi and represents a spectacular celebration of the power of water, with the god Oceanus at the center of a monumental and theatrical composition.

The name of the fountain is linked to the ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct, dating back to 19 BC, whose source—according to legend—was pointed out by a young virgin. This deep connection with history and mythology makes the Trevi Fountain not only a work of art but a timeless symbol of Rome’s enchantment, made even more vivid by the ritual coin toss, a gesture of good luck for returning to the Eternal City.

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WHAT TO SEE IN THE TREVI DISTRICT

The Trevi District is one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in Rome, rich in history, art, and tradition. At its center stands the famous Trevi Fountain, a baroque masterpiece that draws visitors from around the world with its spectacular setting and the traditional coin toss, a symbol of the desire to return to Rome.

Where every street tells a story

The Trevi District has much more to offer: just a few steps away, you can visit the Quirinal Palace, the official residence of the President of the Italian Republic, with its gardens and frescoed rooms. Other highlights include the Church of Santa Maria in Via, an ancient church known for its miraculous well, and the Galleria Sciarra, a covered courtyard decorated in Liberty style, a hidden gem of the district. Wandering through the narrow streets, you'll also come across Palazzo Barberini, home to the National Gallery of Ancient Art, which features works by masters such as Caravaggio, Bernini, and Raphael.

The Trevi District is a maze of picturesque alleys, boutiques, artisanal gelaterias, and typical restaurants. At dusk, the soft lighting makes every corner even more magical and romantic, allowing you to fully experience the authentic atmosphere of the Eternal City.