The Trevi Fountain is a large fountain at the meeting point of three streets in Rome. Sculptures decorate one side of the Poli Palace, with Oceanus placed at the center, and people toss coins to make wishes. Around 6 a.m. it is easier to take photos, and the area leading down close to the fountain requires a separate admission ticket that can be paid for by card. During the day, crowds of tourists make it difficult to walk.