Rome Considers Reservation System for Trevi Fountain Visits

Plans aim to manage tourist influx as city prepares for 2025 Jubilee attracting millions of visitors.

Tourists may need to reserve time slots to visit Trevi Fountain under new proposals.
Rome expects 32 million visitors for the 2025 Roman Catholic Jubilee.
Local residents might access the fountain for free, while non-residents pay a small fee.
Other European cities like Barcelona and Venice have implemented similar measures to combat overtourism.
Officials cite difficulties in managing crowds and protecting the historic monument.