Trevi Fountain

This was such a great experience. It is in a traditional (year 1562) hammam. It's funny because the information says to wear bathing suits, but one of the women doing the scrubbing was actually topless. They didn't seem to care if you were topless or not. They do scrub you with a scrubbing mitt and black soap. Quite vigorously and everywhere. When I was there it was late in the day, around 4:30. It was all tourists getting bathed. You sit on the floor in one room and get scrubbed along with others, and then you go sit in another room and soak in the soapy stuff for a good twenty minutes or so. Then they come and rinse you off in a third location and wash your hair. It was super cool experience in a super cool space.

Absolutely recommended experience. Thanks to the guide Mustafa who speaks Italian very well, we were able to visit hidden places within the souks. We visited a herbalist's shop with Argan-based spices and products and tasted the famous mint tea. We then continued by discovering a riad with a majestic internal room, the tour continued with a visit to local businesses such as wool dyeing, the making of translation slippers, plaster molds and much more. The guide personalizes the visit according to the needs of the group, also very helpful in narrating the Moroccan culture and religion. Tour absolutely recommended for those who want to discover the hidden and less touristy corners of the city.

Mustapha was a fantastic guide from the local village in atlas Mountains- he had such a warm and fun personality and made everyone feel welcome and part of the group. he encouraged those who were reluctant to join in and made everyone comfortable. The meal at the village restaurant was fantastic and the staff were extremely friendly and helpful. The driver was very careful around the mountain roads and made the trip very comfortable . The walk was excellent especially to make it up to the highest & biggest village in the Atlas Mountains A must do if you’re visiting - you won’t regret it!

Very busy but definitely worth visiting!

Plenty of police around so there is no issue with pick-pockets like many people believe.

There’s also a few nice Ice-Cream shops around the area too!

The Trevi Fountain is an 18th-century fountain located in the Trevi district of Rome.

It was completed in 1762 and stands 26.3 metres high and 49.15 metres wide.

It is the largest Baroque fountain in Rome and a very popular tourist attraction.

Its free to visit but the crowds can be crazy. One has to jossle to the front to take pictures.

A well worth attraction to visit.

As one of the most iconic monuments in Rome, the Trevi Fountain is a must-see for any traveler. Its dramatic and grand architecture is a testament to its historical significance, and the sheer size of the fountain is awe-inspiring. Whether you're looking to take a photo or simply admire the beauty of the fountain, it's definitely worth a visit.

The fountain is an amazing work of art and very awe inspiring. However the people watching was much more exciting to experience.

Unbelievable even though there are throngs of Tourists (me being one of them) this is an absolute must do. I loved it the atmosphere was electric with everyone's excitement when you got close enough to toss your coin in. Truly an excellent experience.

This historical gem is a must-see for anyone visiting Rome. The breathtaking beauty of the fountain combined with the grandiose architecture of the surrounding buildings make for an impressive sight. The history behind the Trevi Fountain adds an extra layer of beauty and makes it a must-see for anyone visiting Rome. Highly recommend!

Great Place and had best gelato down the street.

Although very crowded but you will get your time to have great pictures of you and your family.

No attraction for young kids , mine were under 8 so nothing for them except the ice cream and a must go place for adults and couples.