Walk from Trevi Fountain to the Vatican?
 

Hello,<BR><BR>How long does it take to walk from the Trevi Fountain area to the Vatican?<BR><BR>Thanks!

Wow,close to an hour.<BR>Here's a point of reference if you have a map handy.<BR>Last fall I decided to walk from my hotel near the Pantheon to the Vatican; my optimistic desk clerk told me it would take about 20 minutes. No way!<BR>I am a brisk, experienced walker and it took me 40 minutes just to reach<BR>the edge of St Peter's; the entrance to the Vat. Museums was at least an additional 10 minute walk from St Peter's.

It'll take way more than an hour. :-)<BR><BR>Walking in Rome is such an experience. By the time I stopped and saw a couple of churches and looked at some of those incredible little fountains down side streets, it would take me 4 hours to walk from the Termini to Navona. No matter what you do, you just keeping stumbling onto incredible things to see.

Get on the metro at the Spanish Steps. Save your energy for walking around the Vatican.

It depends on how much energy you have. Our hotel was near the Vatican, and we walked ALL over Rome. It was so much fun to see everything that way! We walked at a leisurely pace, and just took everything in...it was wonderful.

Melissadicicco, I know what you mean. We stayed blocks from the Vatican and walked all over the city. You don't even realize how long you've been walking...but I seem to remember it taking far less than an hr. to go from the Vatican to Trevi.

I walked that and it didn't take an hour. Less than 45 minutes, but I do walk very fast and I was late for an appointment, so I was in a big hurry.

Good evening, Jessica<BR>From the Trevi to the Vatican might take<BR>an hour if you walk slow, however the<BR>closest metro stop if the Ottaviano<BR>which is about 10 mins north of the<BR>Pza. S. Pietro. If the walk is too<BR>great, take a taxi which will drop you<BR>off just in front of the square...<BR>Richard of LaGrange Park,mIl..

Hi Jessica. Along the lines of what David wrote, how long it takes depends on how often you get distracted along the way. :~) <BR><BR>If you walk at a good pace, and don't stop for photos, people-watching, an interesting-looking church, or gelato, I'd say an hour at the most.

The distance is very roughly a mile and a half, not counting wrong turns and diversions along the way. You may consider that to be a negligible distance or an immense one.