Trevi Fountain

Love birdies, incorrigibly
romantics, estheticians and Rome-lovers, flock here to
throw a coin into the blue
waters of the most famous
fountain of the world.
According to legend, those
who throw a coin into the
fountain will surely return
to the eternal city. Situated
at a junction of three roads,
this awe-inspiring Baroque
construction dates back to
1732, and marks the terminal
point of one of the aqueducts,
"Acqua Vergine" that supplied
ancient Rome with water.

Piazza di Trevi, 00187 Rome







Photo:Carrie Wick