(ANSA) - ROME, DEC 22 - The Trevi Fountain in Rome reopened
on Sunday after the completion of extraordinary maintenance work
ahead of the Roman Catholic Jubilee Holy Year of 2025.
Renovation work lasted three months and cost 327,000 euros.
The inauguration was attended by Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri,
as well as the city's Tourism Councillor Alessandro Onorato and
Culture Councillor Massimiliano Smeriglio and Superintendent
Claudio Parisi Presicce.
Access to the monument will now be limited to 400 visitors at a
time to avoid overcrowding. (ANSA).
Trevi Fountain reopens ahead of Jubilee (2)
Access limited to 400 people at a time