When I saw the "Di Trevi" for the first time I had no words to subscribe my admiration. Huge, beautiful, stunning, I can stay here for hours to watching it and listening the sound of padding water.

Wonderful fountain in Rome. The only: Always crowded, bargaining people. Come here at night! It is still crowded at 11pm

Definitely have to visit this. It's very busy but managed to get some great pictures. You can not sit on the wall of the fountain if not there are guards there blowing whistles and telling you to get off! cafes and restaurants around and loads...More

It's quite something. Not something that I would say was attractive, but monumental nevertheless. It is also absolutely rammed with people taking selfies for most of the day and police violently blowing whistles should you have the temerity to actually sit on the edge or...More

Only a quick visit unfortunately, but what a wonderful sight. It was an extremely hot day and the crowds were huge so I would like to go back again in a quieter period.

The fountain is really beautiful. It is a must see, but the problem is that there is always to many people there and a lot of street sellers and other people so you are checking your belongings half the time.

Trevi is located in a part of town where you can easily walk to many attractions, so you should stop by and perhaps cool down by sitting on the water's edge and catch some mist. This fountain is still fed by aqueduct water built by...More

What a beauty. We ended up visiting the fountain 3 times on our trip (the quietest was on a Sunday lunchtime). The fountain is just spectacular, much larger and whiter than I imagined. However, it is slightly ruined by the constant whistles of the security...More

Its very nice to see at night. As all other sites it was very crowded . we still amanged to go in the front and out the coin.

This place is probably the most crowded spot in Rome, which is full of crowded spots for good reason. It does not have a large plaza in front of it so taking a photo may be tricky, the most common photos are apparent.