Overview
- Only tourists will pay the fee, while Rome residents will continue to access the site for free.
- The long-standing cap of 400 people in the fountain area at one time will remain in force.
- Plans call for separate entrances for residents and tourists to manage queues and crowding.
- Media reports citing Corriere della Sera estimate about €20 million in annual revenue, with proceeds intended for tourism services.
- The Trevi Fountain ranks among Rome’s most visited sights, with more than 5.3 million visits recorded in the first half of 2025.