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Trevi Fountain
One of the symbols of Rome, the 18th-century Trevi Fountain, the successful combination of classicism and Baroque, designed by Nicolò Salvi, has recently returned to its original splendor after a restoration operation that lasted a number of years.
The fountain is set against Palazzo Poli, which is to become the National Museum of Engraving and Printing Instruments.
Legend has it that if a tourist, with his back to the fountain, tosses a coin over his shoulder into its water, he will surely return to visit the Eternal City.

[ This monument is included in itinerary 3 ]