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Barb B
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Fountains of Rome - Trevi Fountain

Fountains of Rome - Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain is positively breathtaking. When I first saw it, I felt overwhelmed by both its size and beauty. It consists of carefully carved horses, gods, goddesses, and ledges that add a small waterfall to the fountain. The water in the fountain is a spectacular shade of blue, almost as if the water is dyed. This is a very popular spot, and once you have seen it, you’ll understand why it is such a hot spot.

From journal Italia

Trevi Fountain

  • April 3, 2005
  • Rated 5 of 5 by fish388 from Cincinnati, Ohio
Trevi Fountain

A large sculpture and fountain in a small piazza. This is a must-see and another reason that a map is so important. Not very far from the pantheon.

From journal Weekend Getaway in Rome

Trevi Fountain

  • August 20, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by kythe from Brighton, Massachusetts
Trevi Fountain

It's a fountain. With a lot of tourists around it. After going through all of Rome, I wish I had my coin back and that there were fountains in Florence and Venice. Once you've done Rome, you really don't have to do it again. But you have to go here just because. Just take stock of your group before you start throwing coins because if you don't look back you might lose them!

From journal Three Coins in the Fountain

Trevi Fountain

  • August 11, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by Jglassb311 from Santa Cruz, California
The Trevi is a sight not to be missed in Rome. It is a fountain that was carved into the side of a building and finished at around 1751. It is intricate, cooling, and huge. To snap a photo of the fountain in its entirety, one has to go WAY back. The carvings consist of people, horses and details too small to speak of. Do not miss this enchanting plaza. It is romantic, and special, and worth the walk. Turn around and throw your euro in and wish to come back to Rome.

From journal To Roma, To Roma...

Trevi Fountain

  • August 1, 2004
  • Rated 4 of 5 by ggcahill from Mont Albert North, undefined, Australia
Trevi Fountain

We visited the Trevi Fountain as part of an evening tour of Rome. It was beautiful in the early evening, with the lights in the fountain providing a welcoming glow. I waited patiently for my turn to throw money into the fountain. Yes, I lined up the throw away good money! (Although I must confess, my contribution was at the bottom end of the Euro scale.) It seems that I am now destined to have a romantic and happy return to Rome. (Hmmmm. Maybe that means I'm going to win a lottery... otherwise I'll be much older and wiser before I have the money to go again!)

From journal Rome in a rush!

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