Fontana di Trevi, we meet again!…read more First time around I recall being delighted being close to the water and looking up at the sculptures. Magnificent in every way, no doubt that it's one of the most beautiful man-made fountains in world. Seeing the sheer number of coins in the fountain, I remember thinking surely it's not marginal how much change is thrown daily given the crowds! This time to Rome I came twice, once early afternoon, another time early evening, both times on a weekend. It's so much more crowded now compared to more than a decade ago, if you're not comfortable being shoulder to shoulder with several hundred other people in a small square, then try to come during less busy hours. I can understand why starting last year they instituted a small fee €2 to get up to the front during the peak hours of 9am to 10pm. The line moved fairly quickly. During off-peak hours you can make your way up close without the fee and it's less crowded more so in the early morning. I'm making a mental note to arrive at 7am to both Trevi and the Spanish Steps next time to avoid the congestion!

There's a reason everyone wants to visit the Trevi Fountain, and it's quickly evident why as soon…read moreas you see it in person. It's completely magnificent and majestic. We saw it both at night and during the day, and each time brought with it a different kind of beauty. We were here in the winter, so the crowds were significantly smaller during the day. And when we came early in the morning, there were only a handful of people there, and it was like we had the entire fountain to ourselves. They were charging the €2 euro yet for the lower access while we were there, but having seen the Trevi up close, I'd definitely recommend paying to get that much closer.

From the owner: Parcheggio auto vicino al centro di roma e Citta' Del Vaticano. A pochi metri dalla fermata della…read moremetropoiitana linea "A"comodissima per raggiungere i punti più importanti della città: San Pietro, Piazza di Spagna,Piazza Navona, Fontana di TreviI, Colosseo...

Wonderful spot to come and visit to walk in the steps of historical Rome grounds. Walk the Spanish…read moresteps and take some great pictures here. 5 stars and grazie!

We arrived in the evening, and the whole area was still bustling, it genuinely felt like the city…read morewas alive around us. There's something about seeing a landmark like this lit up and full of energy after dark that hits differently than the daytime crowds you always hear about. The panoramic views from the top were beautiful. Even with the chill in the air, it was worth the climb just to take in that view over the city. I get why this place is so popular, there's a certain magic to it that photos don't quite capture. My only regret is not having more time to just sit at the fountain and take it all in, soaking up the atmosphere instead of rushing off to the next stop. Next time in Rome, we'll definitely return here again to get some more day time photos