Trevi Fountain Drained for Restoration, Temporary Pool Installed for Coin Toss
Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain is undergoing restoration ahead of the Holy Year 2025, prompting the installation of a temporary pool for tourists' coin-tossing tradition.
- The Trevi Fountain, one of Rome's most famous landmarks, is currently dry due to extensive restoration work.
- A temporary pool has been set up by the city to allow tourists to continue the tradition of tossing coins for good luck.
- Social media users have mocked the temporary setup, comparing it to a paddling pool.
- The restoration is part of preparations for the Holy Year 2025, which is expected to draw millions of visitors to Rome.
- City officials are considering implementing entrance fees and time-slot tickets to manage tourist crowds at the fountain.