Trevi Underground Guided Tour

Most people are familiar with Rome's famous Trevi Fountain, less renown is the underground passages that stretch beneath the Trevi district.



After you've thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain, you might think about your wish for a moment or two before moving on. With this experience, however, your interaction with the Trevi area is just beginning.



Discover all the secrets with your guided tour beneath Trevi!



Extending from Via San Vincenzo to Vicolo Puttarello, 9 meters beneath the streets, you'll discover ruins that date all the way back to Ancient Rome. Admire the archaeological area with the explanations of a professional archaeologist guide, who will tell you all the secrets and anecdotes.



The term “City of Water”, used commonly to define the archaeological area of Vicus Caprarius, is due to the element that without doubt characterises the area and the site. The water that flows from the Trevi fountain, a monumental Baroque exhibition of the Virgin Aqueduct and the water, which filters through the ancient masonry of the Archaeological area, continuing to supply the pipes in lead and the pools of a luxurious residence.



In the three sections of the antiquarium, the findings discovered during excavations have been collected: precious coverings in polychrome marbles, refined decorations(including the famous head of Alessandro helios), so-called spatheia, African amphorae for transporting oil, a marvellous “treasure trove” made up of over 800 coins, all give testimony to the different stages of use and life of the structures brought to light.



Others

City app: download your own city map and audio guide (available in 6 languages). The audio guide will draw your attention to the most important aspects and explain the remarkable history of this eternal city.

At the Touristation office in Piazza D'Aracoeli 16, are available 25-minute multimedia video