A smaller first outing
Begin with the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain. Add the Spanish Steps only if you have time left after crowds, photos and breaks.
Italy · Self-guided collecting
Rome landmark walk: Pantheon, Trevi and Spanish Steps
Rome’s central fountain-and-piazza walk links the Pantheon, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. The Colosseum sits farther south-east, so decide whether you want a compact central outing or a longer day before adding it.
The Rome collection, stop by stop
- 01
Pantheon
Use the surrounding piazza to orient yourself, then check the exact Charm pin. Entry arrangements for the monument are separate.
- 02
Trevi Fountain
The close-up basin area introduced ticketed access in February 2026. Check the official visitor notice; do not assume every viewpoint is freely accessible.
- 03
Spanish Steps
Finish the central outing here if time allows. Steps and crowds can make a short map distance slower in practice.
- 04
Colosseum
Treat this as the longer extension. Stay on permitted paths and skip any claim that would require entering an area without the right ticket.
Visitor access comes first
Passported is free to download, with optional in-app purchases. It does not include attraction tickets, transport or permission to enter private areas. A Charm may be unavailable if its pin cannot be reached safely and legally. Never cross a barrier, road or waterway just to claim it.
Official visitor information checked 8 September 2026:
Keep the places you collect
Make the walk part of your passport.
Open Passported to see what is available nearby. Arrange existing Charms into a Live Trail without spending Discovery Tokens, then save collected finds in a Globe or Postcard.
Get Passported for iPhoneRoutes depend on local coverage. No account is needed to look around; linking an account protects your collection across devices.
