Rome Implements New Ticketing for Pantheon and Trevi Fountain

As of July 1, the general admission fee for the Pantheon will increase from €5 to €7. A discounted rate of €2 remains available for visitors aged 18-25. Residents of Rome are still exempt from the fee upon presentation of identification, and most other exemptions for free entry remain unchanged. The revenue generated from these fees will support cultural initiatives through the Olivetti Plan for Culture, with 70% going to the culture ministry and 30% to the diocese of Rome. The Pantheon operates daily from 09:00 to 19:00 according to Wanted in Rome.

The internal perimeter of the Trevi Fountain now requires a new €2 access fee during peak season, marking its first full summer under this system. Operating hours are daily from 09:00 to 22:00, with Mondays and Fridays starting at 11:30 to accommodate coin collection. Residents of Rome and the metropolitan area can access for free with ID. Exemptions also apply to people with disabilities and a companion, children under six, and tour guides. Tickets can be purchased online at fontanaditrevi.roma.it, on-site by card, or at municipal museums and tourist information points. The public piazza surrounding the fountain continues to offer free viewing as reported by Wanted in Rome.