Rome Trevi Fountain Underground Experience Getyourguide With this tour you will discover the ancient city of water and the most famous fountain in rome, the trevi fountain. built at the end of 1700, the trevi fountain has always been a source of inspiration for songs, films and lovers from all over the world, one of the emblems of the eternal city. together we will discover all the secrets that this. Take a peak behind in the scenes with this guided walking tour that takes you under the iconic trevi fountain. meet your guide in and head to piazza di spagna, one of rome's most famous squares which is located at the base of the spanish steps. find out where the square got its name. capture pictures of the baroque spanish steps that connect.
Rome Trevi Fountain And Underground Experience Getyourguide Explore “vicus caprarius – the city of water”, an impressive archaeological area located underground beneath the trevi fountain. admire the remains of one of the 11 aqueducts built by the romans, whose poetic name, aqua virgo, means “pure water”, referring to the purity and clarity of the water. learn about the history of the famous. Trace the origins and hidden mysteries of rome's breathtaking trevi fountain. head nine meters below ground to see the fully functioning 2000 year aqueduct. enjoy a fast paced and thorough walking tour dedicated to the trevi fountain. navigate the ruins beneath the streets of rome and admire an imperial domus. marvel at the mythological figures. The tour will start with the access to the pantheon, one of ancient rome’s engineering wonders, made of marble topped concrete and basalt, tufa and pumice. built by emperor augustus’ son in law agrippa, between 27 and 25 bc, allegedly reconstructed by hadrian between 118 and 125 ad, this domed structure has been standing intact for over. From the pantheon, your guide will lead you through rome’s winding cobblestone streets, each turn revealing a new layer of the city’s charm. along the way, you’ll pass by yet another ancient temple, a reminder of rome’s long and storied past, before arriving at one of the city’s most famous landmarks: the trevi fountain.
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