Drinking Fountains (Nasoni) — Trastevere
Refill water for free at nasoni in Trastevere. Charming medieval neighborhood across the Tiber, famous for nightlife, traditional Roman trattorias and cobbled lanes. Night ZTL on weekends. Trastevere's nasoni are concentrated around Piazza Trilussa, Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere and Viale Trastevere, offering convenient refill points across the neighborhood.
Rome's public nasoni provide free tap water from the municipal supply network. In Trastevere you'll find several fountains spread across squares, parks and street corners for refilling a bottle.
Practical tips in Trastevere
- Block the lower spout with your finger: water shoots up from a small hole, making it easy to drink directly.
- Nasoni dispense municipal tap water, regularly tested and supplied by the Rome water utility (ACEA).
- Bring a reusable bottle to refill, since restaurants may charge for bottled water.
- Fountains run 24/7 except during rare summer rationing; the city posts notices in advance.
- Some carved historic fountains (Trevi, Quattro Fiumi) are NOT drinkable — drink only from nasoni.
Map of places in this area
Tap a marker for its name and address. The map shows verified results closest to the center of the area.
Water in Trastevere
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- Drinking fountain 582Roma
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- Drinking fountain 1200Roma
- Drinking fountain 127Roma
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- Drinking fountain 126Roma
- Drinking fountain 28Roma
- Drinking fountain 30Roma
- Drinking fountain 422Roma
- Drinking fountain 698Roma
- Drinking fountain 641Roma
- Drinking fountain 717Roma
- Drinking fountain 31Roma
- Drinking fountain 1159Roma
- Drinking fountain 32Roma
- Drinking fountain 1047Roma
- Drinking fountain 390Roma
- Drinking fountain 644Roma
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Frequently asked questions
Is the water from Rome's nasoni in Trastevere safe to drink?
Yes. Nasoni in Trastevere are managed by ACEA and deliver potable water from the municipal supply, tested according to Italian drinking-water standards — the same source as household taps in Rome.
How do I drink from a Roman nasone?
Cover the lower spout with your thumb. A small hole on top of the spout will shoot water upward like a drinking fountain. This trick keeps the water clean and is exactly how locals do it.
Are there nasoni in Trastevere year-round?
Yes. Rome's nasoni run 24/7 every day of the year, with rare exceptions during summer drought rationing — announced in advance by the city. In winter the water is naturally cooler.