Step into the hidden side of Trevi Fountain and discover what lies beneath the crowds. Travelers will explore the underground site of Vicus Caprarius, where ancient Roman houses, streets, and a functioning water system connected to the Aqua Virgo aqueduct are still visible today. During the experience, guests will walk through well-preserved ruins, admire original stone walls, and see water still flowing through structures built over 2,000 years ago. Along the way, they’ll learn how this hidden complex supported life in Imperial Rome and how it connects directly to the famous fountain above. After the underground visit, the experience continues at Trevi Fountain itself, where guests can take photos, hear the stories behind its construction, and enjoy a unique souvenir moment—capturing and printing a personalized photo with a QR code linked to your Rome experience.

Step into the hidden side of Trevi Fountain and discover what lies beneath the crowds. Travelers will explore the underground site of Vicus Caprarius, where ancient Roman houses, streets, and a functioning water system connected to the Aqua Virgo aqueduct are still visible today. During the experience, guests will walk through well-preserved ruins, admire original stone walls, and see water still flowing through structures built over 2,000 years ago. Along the way, they’ll learn how this hidden complex supported life in Imperial Rome and how it connects directly to the famous fountain above. After the underground visit, the experience continues at Trevi Fountain itself, where guests can take photos, hear the stories behind its construction, and enjoy a unique souvenir moment—capturing and printing a personalized photo with a QR code linked to your Rome experience.