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Looking for gelato near Trevi Fountain in Rome? The closest choices cluster around Piazza di Trevi, Via delle Muratte, Via di S. Vincenzo, and nearby lanes.
Choose between generous scoops, gluten-free preparation, seasonal flavours, or bright citrus recipes, then check opening hours before setting off. Late-night visitors have several practical options, while smaller traditional shops may reward a little advance planning.
The guide gives more weight to practical proximity, clearly described flavours, specialist needs, opening times, and suitability for a quick stop. Locations are arranged to help visitors compare convenience with a more specific gelato preference. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Gelato g Italiano is a convenient Trevi-area stop with creamy texture, generous scoops and a broad flavour selection. Pistachio and chocolate are especially appealing, with balanced sweetness that lets the ingredients come through rather than overwhelming the palate.
Friendly service and daily opening from 10am to 1am make it a practical choice for a quick visit after seeing the fountain or a late-night dessert in central Rome.
#2
Dedicated gluten-free gelato experience
Gelato in Trevi stands out for offering a dedicated gluten-free gelato experience near the Trevi Fountain, with careful attention to avoiding cross-contamination from cone service. The flavour range includes refreshing mango and lemon as well as tiramisu, giving both fruit and dessert preferences a clear choice.
Open daily from 10am to 1am, it is well placed for a late treat after exploring the fountain.
#3
Pistachio with whole nuts
The Gelatist Trevi delivers a modern, playful take on gelato right on Piazza di Trevi. Alongside a wide selection, pistachio with whole nuts, dark chocolate, banana and mango are strong picks, while its contemporary range extends to treats such as Dubai Chocolate Stick, Pop Stick and Bento Cake.
Daily hours run from 9am to 1am, making it easy to fit into a full Trevi itinerary.
#4
Two flavours can be combined in one serving
Limone focuses on bright, refreshing citrus-led treats near the Trevi Fountain, with lemon gelato as its defining choice. The flavour is fresh, naturally tangy and not overly sweet, while lemon cheesecake, mandarin and basil offer easy pairings; two flavours can be combined in one serving.
Daily opening is 10am to 10pm, and the wider range includes limoncello and other sweet products.
#5
Il new Gelato di San Crispino is a small, traditional gelateria on Via della Panetteria, built around seasonal ingredients and carefully kept flavours. Strawberry in late spring, lemon and winter orange are natural examples of its changing seasonal character, while the compact entrance suits a quick takeaway.
Its popularity can make planning worthwhile, and daily opening runs from 11am to 12:30am.
#6
Creamy, richly flavoured gelato
Just steps from the Trevi Fountain
Just steps from the Trevi Fountain, Melograno brings together creamy, richly flavoured gelato with pizza and coffee in a relaxed stop for a sweet break or casual takeaway. Its Piazza di Trevi setting makes it especially convenient between sightseeing and evening walks, while the menu suits groups who want different options in one place.
#7
Elisa Gelateria Fontana di Trevi is a convenient stop close to the fountain, with gelato and refreshing water ice available from mid-morning until late at night. The clean, welcoming setting suits a quick cool-down during a busy sightseeing route.
Its long daily hours—until 1am most nights and 1:30am on Friday and Saturday—make it useful for evening visitors, though portion size and price should be agreed before ordering.
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Map and areas
Use the map to see how the gelaterias spread around Piazza di Trevi and the surrounding streets. The options on Via delle Muratte and Via di S.
Vincenzo are convenient for a short walk, while addresses on Via della Panetteria or Via della Stamperia may suit a route continuing away from the fountain. Check the walking distance before choosing.
Several options are directly on Piazza di Trevi, including The Gelatist Trevi, Don Nino, and Melograno. Other nearby choices sit on Via delle Muratte, Via di S.
Vincenzo, Via Santa Maria in Via, and Via della Stamperia, all within the central Trevi area.
Gelato in Trevi is specifically described as offering a gluten-free gelato experience near the fountain, with care around cross-contamination during cone service. Confirm the current handling arrangements when you arrive, particularly if your dietary needs are strict.
Gelato g Italiano and Gelato in Trevi are listed as open daily from 10am to 1am. The Gelatist Trevi opens from 9am to 1am, while Elisa Gelateria Fontana di Trevi stays open late and extends to 1:30am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Limone on Via Santa Maria in Via is the clearest choice for lemon-focused gelato. Its range includes lemon, lemon cheesecake, mandarin, and basil, with two flavours available together in one serving for a more varied citrus combination.
Planning can help if you want Il new Gelato di San Crispino, a small traditional shop on Via della Panetteria with seasonal flavours. Its compact setting and popularity may mean a wait, so allow extra time rather than fitting it into a very tight itinerary.
Don Nino is a convenient fountain-side option, and comments highlight its relationship between price and portion. Serving sizes and prices can change, so check the available formats at the counter before ordering if your budget matters.