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Starting February 1, Rome will charge a 2-euro fee for tourists, including non-residents, to access the basin of the Trevi Fountain, a move aimed at limiting crowding and protecting the historic site.
Starting February 2026, tourists will need to pay a €2 fee to get close to Rome's Trevi Fountain, with the funds used for maintenance and managing visitor flow, as part of a broader effort to regulate access to city attractions and reduce crowding.
Rome will start charging tourists two euros to get close to the Trevi Fountain from February 1, aiming to manage crowds and generate revenue, with plans to implement similar fees at other historic sites. Citizens will still have free access, and the fee is expected to raise 6.5 million euros annually.