Rome: Trevi Fountain Underground Tour with Guide

Discover the hidden secrets of Rome’s Trevi Fountain on a guided tour. Explore the remains of a 2000-year-old aqueduct beneath the fountain and visit the remains of an imperial Domus.

Embark on an exclusive small-group guided tour (up to 6 participants) and explore the rich history of the Trevi Fountain and its fascinating underground secrets. Your expert guide will take you beyond the iconic facade of the fountain, offering in-depth explanations about its Baroque artistry, mythological figures, and the historical significance of this timeless monument. The highlight of the tour is a descent to the recently discovered Vicus Caprarius, the "City of Water." Located 9 meters underground, this extraordinary archaeological site reveals a 2000-year-old aqueduct that continues to supply water to the Trevi Fountain today. Wander through the remains of an imperial Domus and marvel at the ancient structures that date back to the Roman Empire. Touch the millennia-old stratification beneath the streets of Rome, experiencing firsthand the depth of the city’s long history. The tour also unveils the fascinating connection between the Vicus Caprarius and the Trevi Fountain, showcasing the ancient infrastructure that helped bring water to the city during the Roman Empire. With only 6 participants in your group, this 1.5-hour tour ensures a personalized experience, allowing you to dive deeper into the history, myths, and hidden treasures beneath one of Rome’s most famous landmarks.