Trevi is a district in central Rome comprising two parts, the upper section of the neighbourhood takes in Quirinal Hill and the lower region sits on the banks of the River Tiber. The area is famous for being home to the iconic Trevi Fountain, a beautiful white marble structure adorned with godlike sculptures and reliefs. Trevi is also home to beautiful churches, galleries, bustling piazzas, great restaurants, and fabulous shopping.

Trevi is in the heart of the action in Rome. Each year millions of visitors flock to the Trevi Fountain to toss a coin into its waters. The legend states that all who do so are destined to return to the Eternal City. Trevi is also a great area for shopping, as it’s close to one of Rome’s busiest shopping streets, Via del Corso. Here visitors will find designer boutiques, independent stores, and a wonderful café culture. Visitors can also explore the twin baroque churches of Santa Maria dei Miracoli and Santa Maria in Montesanto which sit side by side on nearby Piazza del Popolo. For those with an interest in Italian culture and politics take a walk to Palazzo del Quirinale. It’s one of the official residences of the President of the Italian Republic, set on the highest of Rome’s seven hills, Quirinal Hill. Via Margutta is home to many fashionable restaurants and art galleries. The street maintains a traditional Roman atmosphere, surrounded by fragrant trees and vineyards, and is a popular area which attracts artists and writers. Trevi is also close to other major tourist sites which include the Pantheon, Villa Borghese, and the Spanish Steps.

There are several bus routes which pass through Trevi and there are also metro stops at Barberini and Spagna. Most attractions are accessible via public transport, such as the Colosseum, Villa Borghese, and Campo de’ Fiore is less than 20 minutes’ walk.

The area of Trevi was named after it was discovered that the area stood on the three main aqueducts which provided the water supply for Rome. The district is a lively focal point of the city with millions of visitors passing through this neighbourhood each year to see the famous Trevi Fountain. However, Trevi is much more than one attraction, as the streets are charming and lively, the cafes have an eclectic vibe, and the architecture is truly magical.