Trevi Fountain luggage storage

About Trevi Fountain

Trevi Fountain is a fountain located in Rome, Italy. Trevi Fountain is one of the most famous fountains in the world and is a popular attraction and meeting place for locals and tourists alike. Surrounded by many of Rome's historic landmarks, Trevi Fountain is the ideal place to begin exploring the ancient city of Rome.

Trevi Fountain took over 30 years to build, due to its lavish Baroque architecture and sheer scale. Nicola Salvi designed the fountain, which features detailed statues of many mythological figures, most notably Oceanus, who sits upon a chariot as the fountain's center. Sadly, Salvi died in 1751 before the fountain was completed, with fellow architect Giuseppe Pannini overseeing its completion in 1762. At 160 feet wide and 85 feet high and with the Palazzo Poli as a backdrop, Trevi Fountain is one of the most impressive pieces of architecture in Rome. 

Fun Fact: Legend says anybody who throws two coins in Trevi Fountain will always find their way back to Rome. Each day, the hundreds of coins thrown in the fountain are collected up and donated to charity. 

Things to do near Trevi Fountain

Trevi Fountain located near the center of Rome, circled by many of the city's best most famous landmarks, as well as tons of chic boutiques and classy restaurants. Here are a few of the best things to do within a few minutes of Trevi Fountain.

Chow down on some delicious Italian cuisine at one of the many nearby restaurants, including That's Amore and Piccolo Arancio. If you fancy something quick, there are also several takeaway sandwich shops in the vicinity. 

• Shop ‘til you drop at the Galleria Alberto Sodi. Built in the 1920s, this gorgeous shopping mall contains tons of cafes, bars and designer shops.
• Discover the beautiful Palazzo Colonna. Tour this private palace which boasts ornate Baroque architecture and a fascinating collection of European art.
• Delve into Rome's ancient history at the Pantheon. This Roman temple is thought to have been built around 120 AD, and features a massive dome ceiling. The Pantheon is one of the finest examples of Roman architecture and one of the city's most popular attractions.
• Learn more about European art at the Doria Pamphilj Gallery. This extravagant gallery holds artworks by some of the world's most famous painters, including Caravaggio, Raphael, and Diego Velázquez.

Transit Options near Trevi Fountain

• Barberini Metro Station: Line A (Orange)
• Bus Services: 170, 30, 51, 590, 61, 63, 80, 85, 916, H
• Taxis
• Bike Rentals

Luggage Storage near Trevi Fountain

While rambling through Rome's ancient streets and past its historic landmarks, you'll probably want to drop your bags off somewhere. Rome can be sweltering during the summer, and you won't want to carry a heavy bag in the scorching heat. Bounce has luggage storage facilities in Rome at shops, restaurants, and hotels near major attractions. Bounce luggage storage services are super simple to use, making Bounce the perfect service to use for storing your stuff in Rome with minimal effort.

Attractions and Activities near Trevi Fountain

• The Colosseum: The Colosseum is one of Rome's most famous landmarks and attractions. A symbol of ancient Roman culture, this mammoth amphitheater dates back to 70 AD. Visitors can roam through the outer ring and stand where 50,000 spectators used to watch gladiator fights, executions, and reenactments of famous battles. If you want to learn everything there is to know about the Colosseum, book a guided tour. For an additional fee, tourists can walk onto the arena floor, and see where gladiators prepared for battle. Large bags and backpacks aren't allowed in the Colosseum, so make sure you visit a Bounce luggage storage service in Rome beforehand.
• Roman Forum: Another fascinating piece of Ancient Roman history is the Roman Forum. The Forum dates back over 1500 years and was the epicenter of activity in ancient Rome. While wandering through the ruins, you'll see the remains of several temples, including those dedicated to Roman gods Saturn and Venus. Other interesting sights include the Arch of Titus and the Curia. With so much to learn about in the Forum, you're best off taking a guided tour. There's very little shade available at the Roman Forum, so anybody exploring the ruins in the summer heat should visit a Rome luggage storage service and drop off their bags.
• Sistine Chapel: The Sistine Chapel is sure to take your breath away. Located in Vatican City, the Sistine Chapel was constructed in the 15th century under the watchful eye of Pope Sixtus IV. The main reason people come to visit the Sistine Chapel is to see the remarkable frescoes painted on its ceiling. Famous artist Michelangelo worked on the frescoes for over six years, creating vivid interpretations of the nine famous stories from Genesis, including the Creation of Adam and the Separation of Light and Darkness. Large bags aren't allowed in the chapel, so head to a luggage storage service in Rome before heading to Vatican City. 
• Bioparco di Roma: Looking to take a break from the historic sights and do something your kids will love? Head to Bioparco di Rome. This zoo features over 200 animal species from around the world, including rhinos, lions, and giraffes. If you don't feel like exploring the zoo on foot, there's a mini-train that runs through the park. If you're looking to wear your little ones out, take them to the zoo's lakeside playground. Large bags aren't allowed inside the park, so drop them off a Rome luggage storage spot.