There are plenty of buses that run close to both areas, the nearest Metro stop for the Trevi Fountai

In a city of impressive monuments, the Trevi Fountain is one of the most spectacular. It's set in the heart of Rome, in the Piazza de Trevi, close to the Piazza Navona. By Neil Gunn on Jun 27, 2008 Login to post a comment
You can hear the gushing water from some distance away, and visitors noticeably pick up their pace, as they navigate through the surrounding narrow streets, suddenly realising that they are close to the Baroque splendour of the Fontana di Trevi.
The Trevi Fountain , immortalised in Fellini's film, La Dolce Vita, is dominated by the imposing figure of Neptune riding in his shell shaped chariot pulled by two sea horses. The water for the fountain is still channelled through one of the original Roman aqueducts.
If fountains are your thing, head up to the beautiful Piazza best deal on hotels in san francisco Navona where there are three more fountains and yet more Baroque architecture to admire. This lovely square is one of Rome's most popular meeting places. There is no nicer place to quietly enjoy some lunch and watch the world go past. The square is lined with cafes and restaurants where the ubiquitous pizza and the best ice cream in the entire world are to be found. You simply can't leave Rome without trying it.
There are plenty of buses that run close to both areas, the nearest Metro stop for the Trevi Fountain is Barberini, best deal on hotels in san francisco the Piazza Navona is best by bus, but the best way to get there is to walk. Most Rome hotels best deal on hotels in san francisco and tourist offices will have maps and details of public transport. If your not sure, the main transport hub at Termini is the place to go for tourist information.