For many a first-time traveler to Rome, a stop at the Trevi Fountain is a must—though not so much to gaze at it. As the ...

Twice a week, the utility’s workers use a machine developed for swimming pools to suck up the coins from the basin. During ...

Who gets to spend the millions of euros in change tossed into the Roman landmark? Read more at straitstimes.com.

Oh, tourists. At Rome's Trevi Fountain, inappropriate tourist behavior is forcing the government to change some rules. Here's what to know.

Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain has reopened ahead of the inauguration of the 2025 Jubilee Holy Year, following the completion ...

Sunday's reopening took place under light rain in the presence of several hundred tourists, many of whom followed the mayor ...

The landmark has been given a spruce-up ahead of the Roman Catholic Church's jubilee, which begins on Tuesday.

The popular tourist attraction in Rome has reopened ahead of a massive religious event which is expected to draw millions of ...

Water has returned to flow in the Trevi Fountain after the conclusion of extraordinary maintenance work for the Jubilee. It ...

The minerals in the coins often leave marks on the product used to waterproof the basin. Specially developed for the fountain, it is known as “Trevi White,” and periodic maintenance is necessary.

Rome (AP) — Rome’s iconic Trevi Fountain reopened Sunday ... City lore has it that tossing a coin into the Baroque fountain will ensure a return trip to Rome. The tradition generates an ...

Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain each day ... many of whom followed the mayor by throwing a coin into the fountain. The three-month cleaning project involved ...