Trevi & Quirinale: Where to Stay & What to Do in 48 Hours

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Why stay here

Central, between the Pantheon, the Spanish Steps and Monti.

Who it's for: First-timers.

48H at Trevi

Fountain early and late.

1. 09:00 – Trevi Fountain

   Basin access to 22:00 (from 11:30 Mon and Fri); €2 for non-residents.

2. 21:00 – Back at night

   Last entry 21:00.

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Where to stay

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  Hotel Fontana

  Trevi

  Hotel a minute’s walk from the Trevi Fountain, with a terrace and free breakfast.

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Vacation rentals

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Other ways to spend 48 hours in Rome

• Pantheon & Piazza Navona — The Pantheon, Piazza Navona and the old-centre lanes.
• Spanish Steps & Via del Corso — The Spanish Steps, Via Condotti and the Ara Pacis.
• Piazza del Popolo & Villa Borghese — The Borghese Gallery and the city’s great park.
• Campo de’ Fiori & Via Giulia — The morning market and Renaissance streets.
• Monti & the Colosseum — The Colosseum, the Forum and Rome’s oldest rione.
• Trastevere — Cobbled lanes, piazzas and trattorias across the river.
• Vatican & Prati — St. Peter’s, the Vatican Museums and Castel Sant’Angelo.
• Aventine & Testaccio — The orange garden, the keyhole and Roman food.
• Termini & Esquilino — The main station and the Roman National Museum.