Film · 1960 · Drama
Where was La Dolce Vita filmed?
A gossip journalist drifts through a week of glamour, parties and emptiness in late-1950s Rome. The film gave the world the word paparazzi and its most famous image, a starlet wading into the Trevi Fountain at night.
2 locations across 1 destinations
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Rome, Italy
2 spotsTrevi Fountain
Anita Ekberg wades into the great baroque fountain at night in cinema's most famous midnight bathe.
Via Veneto
The sweeping, café-lined boulevard was the heart of the film's nightlife and gave rise to the word paparazzi.
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Good to know
- Where was La Dolce Vita filmed?
- La Dolce Vita was filmed in Rome.
- Can you visit the La Dolce Vita filming locations?
- Yes, these are real, visitable places. Each location below comes with the scene, an exact point on the map, and how to get there.