Trevi District Underground: Small Aqueduct Domus

Head underground and explore the hidden passages beneath the world-famous Trevi district.

Enjoy the Trevi District Underground Experience with Go City®

• Explore the underground passages beneath the popular Trevi district.
• Access to the venue's official audio guide.
• 25-minute multimedia video, available at the Touristation office.

Close by to the iconic Trevi Fountain lies a labyrinth of underground passages that'll allow you to delve further into the fascinating history of Rome.

Discover the Hidden Layers of Trivoli Fountain Rome

Rome is more than ancient ruins and open-air museums. The Trivoli Fountain Rome tour takes you beneath the city streets to a world you never knew existed. You will step back in time and go deep underground. Here, you'll find old tunnels, chambers, and even some unexpected treasures. It's a whole new way to see Rome, and it's right under your feet.

The Secrets of Rome Trevi Fountain Underground Tour

If you like the less traveled road, the Rome Trevi Fountain underground tour is your golden ticket. Forget the crowds tossing coins over their shoulders. This tour takes you to a hidden gem that most tourists have never even heard of. You'll walk through dimly lit passageways, learn about the engineering marvels that keep Rome standing, and maybe even stumble upon some ancient artifacts. Book your discounted tickets with Go City®.

Buried nine meters beneath the busy streets of Rome's Trevi District, lies an ancient building complex with a fascinating history for you to discover. You'll see an example of a Roman Domus - a Roman house that was typically occupied by the upper classes during the Republican and Imperial eras of the empire. You will also see the Castellum Aquae (a Roman water distributor) of the Aqua Virgo, one of 11 aqueducts that supplied water to ancient Rome and still supplies water to the Trevi Fountain to this day.

You'll learn much about the city's history through marveling at these preserved structures. Your travel back in time will give you an understanding of some of ancient Rome's most important events which characterized the city’s history, from the realization of the Aqua Virgo to the Great Fire of Rome. There are also exhibits featuring collections of artifacts, including the famous bust of Alexander Helios.

Getting in: show your pass and proof of booking – then you're in!

For more information, please call Touristation +39 3496966958.