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fontaine de Trevi: ce qu’il y a autour, comment y aller et quand venir · 2026

Trevi residents learn to run daily errands before morning crowds arrive, relying on quiet alleys behind Palazzo Poli to dodge the crush around the basin.

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Travertine stone and running aqueduct water dominate this corner of the historic centre.

The monument marks the terminus of the Acqua Vergine, an ancient aqueduct that once fed the Baths of Agrippa and still channels calcium-free water into the city. Built from Tivoli travertine, the structure anchors the junction of Via De' Crocicchi, Via Poli, and Via Delle Muratte. Architect Nicola Salvi integrated the dramatic facade directly into the rear wall of Palazzo Poli before Giuseppe Pannini completed the work.

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Salvi secured the building contract following local Roman protests against Florentine rival Alessandro Galilei. The final design borrowed concepts from Gian Lorenzo Bernini and Pietro da Cortona, while Pietro Bracci sculpted the central figure of Oceanus. To spite a vocal local barber who criticised the building site, Salvi erected a large stone vase on the balustrade to block the tradesman's view of the monument.

Long-term residents must contend with heavy pedestrian circulation created by cinematic fame spanning Federico Fellini's La Dolce Vita to Roman Holiday. The constant roar of falling water drowns out street noise, yet public access is tightly monitored. Routine maintenance schedules occasionally drain the basins for stone scrubbing and pump repairs, temporarily transforming the crowded piazza into a dry construction yard.

Associations
  • Acqua VergineSupplies calcium-free aqueduct water directly to the fountain basin.
  • Palazzo PoliForms the monumental architectural backdrop supporting the travertine facade.
  • La Dolce VitaCemented global recognition through Anita Ekberg wading across the pool.
  • Asso di CoppeCarved stone vase deliberately positioned to block a critical barber sign.
  • Pedestrian congestionConstant tourist crowds jam surrounding lanes from morning until late night.
Faits
  • The fountain stands at the terminal point of the restored Acqua Vergine aqueduct.
  • Nicola Salvi incorporated the monument into the rear wall of Palazzo Poli.
  • The primary construction material is travertine stone quarried near Tivoli.
  • Pietro Bracci sculpted the central statue representing Oceanus.
  • Ottorino Respighi featured the fountain in his orchestral work Fountains of Rome.
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DAY 9 - TRAVELING AROUND THE USA

In two days, we visited almost all the interesting hotels in LAS VEGAS (except for the STRATOSPHERE - it wasn't on the main street and we didn't have the energy for it). To help you visualize Las Vegas, let me explain how the city is laid out. All the action is just ONE street about 9 km long; everything else is just residential houses (80% are cottages) where there's not even a hint of a party. So, it's realistic to walk it all yourself. It's best to take at least 2 days, because by the end, you're exhausted from the overload of emotions and start to burn out. We've put together a list of must-visit places and what's interesting there! 1. Wynn Hotel - an insanely beautiful lobby, and if you walk to the restaurant, there's a free water show. 2. The Venetian Hotel - a Venice-style hotel. There's even a canal inside where you can ride a gondola!! 3. The Mirage Hotel - a disco-style lobby 😍😍 4. Caesars Palace - oh, it's hard to miss. Maybe because of the Colosseum nearby or the Trevi Fountain? 5. Bellagio Hotel - every 15 minutes (less often during the day), you can watch the dancing fountains! It's a grand show :) 6. Paris Las Vegas Hotel - a huge Eiffel Tower, with French style inside. It's insanely realistic and captures the atmosphere of Europe 😃 7. New York New York Hotel - if you (like us) didn't manage to visit the Statue of Liberty or the Brooklyn Bridge - voilà, here you'll have that chance! And inside, a small replica of New York City awaits you ☺️ 8. MGM Grand Hotel - the largest casino in the world. You'll just get lost in there)) 9. Excalibur Hotel - just a castle. Not the kind you lock a door with, but a truly huge castle from Disney movies. 10. Luxor Hotel - a large pyramid with mummies inside and a sphinx outside. Statistically, this is the hotel where players who lose in the casino most often end their lives, so it's also a bit creepy. 11. Circus Circus Hotel (we actually stayed there) - a huge CIRCUS (both literally and figuratively). A cool water park during the day, an amusement park and free shows in the evening - everything for a great vacation 😉 Which hotel would you check into? 😃

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