Trevi Fountain Charges Entry Fee: Tourists Say 'No Problem To Pay'

• Rome's Trevi Fountain introduces a 2 Euro entry fee for close access to its basin, aiming to manage overcrowding and raise funds.
• The fee applies to visitors walking down the stone steps, while the surrounding square remains free.
• Operating hours for the fee are 11:30 am to 10 pm on weekdays and 9 am to 10 pm on weekends.
• Residents of Rome, people with disabilities, their companions, and children under 6 are exempt from the charge.
• Tourists expressed understanding, noting the fee helps reduce crowds and allows for a better experience, with funds supporting local museum access and staff.

Why It Matters: Trevi Fountain now charges a 2 Euro fee for close access, a move supported by tourists for crowd management.