Trevi Fountain
The famous TreviFountain, a fine-looking Italian masterpiece is located in Rome and arguably the most beautiful in the world. The grand structure of the fountain contains various sculptures each symbolising something from the sea. The centre figure is Neptune, the God of the sea. Neptune is riding a shell shaped chariot pulled by two sea horses. The water in the fountain represents the sea. Neptune is flanked by the statuesAbundance the God of wealth and Salubrity the God of health. The sculptures create a fantasy and almost come alive as all the individual statues combine to tell the story.
The name of the fountain originates from the crossing of three roads (tre vie).It was built on a small square below the Quirinale Palace which is the current home of the President of Italy.
Due to its beauty and fame, the fountain is a major tourist attraction and draws many people to Rome to witness the magnificent structure. From the nearby streets you can hear the bustle of the square as people crowd around the fountain to watch the gushing waters flow. The fountain creates the perfect stop off point for tourists to enjoy a refreshment whilst sitting on the nearby steps admiring the beauty.
It has been a long tradition to throw a coin over your right shoulder into the fountain toensure you will return to Rome. It is estimated there are around 3,000 euros of coins thrown into the fountain every day. When visiting Italy this is a sight not to be missed.
The name of the fountain originates from the crossing of three roads (tre vie).It was built on a small square below the Quirinale Palace which is the current home of the President of Italy.
Due to its beauty and fame, the fountain is a major tourist attraction and draws many people to Rome to witness the magnificent structure. From the nearby streets you can hear the bustle of the square as people crowd around the fountain to watch the gushing waters flow. The fountain creates the perfect stop off point for tourists to enjoy a refreshment whilst sitting on the nearby steps admiring the beauty.
It has been a long tradition to throw a coin over your right shoulder into the fountain toensure you will return to Rome. It is estimated there are around 3,000 euros of coins thrown into the fountain every day. When visiting Italy this is a sight not to be missed.








