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    Bridge offers unique view of Rome’s Trevi fountain during conservation work

    Published by Uma Rajagopal

    Posted on November 10, 2024

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 28, 2026

    This image showcases the newly erected footbridge offering a unique perspective of Rome's Trevi Fountain, currently undergoing conservation. The bridge allows visitors to admire the intricate Baroque details up close, enhancing the experience during the restoration process.
    View of Rome's Trevi Fountain from a footbridge during restoration work - Global Banking & Finance Review
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    ROME (Reuters) – Tourists and locals will be able to see Rome’s Trevi Fountain from a new angle by walking across a footbridge erected while it undergoes maintenance work.

    ROME (Reuters) – Tourists and locals will be able to see Rome’s Trevi Fountain from a new angle by walking across a footbridge erected while it undergoes maintenance work.

    The metal bridge, which will give visitors a closer look at the fountain’s intricate facade, will be up for about two months while work is in progress.

    “(We) wanted to give everybody the opportunity to admire the fountain and to do this from a unique perspective,” Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri told Reuters at the opening of the bridge on Saturday.

    “Normally you would never be able to see what you can see from the walkway … so it’s actually a unique opportunity.”

    Restoration of the fountain – a Baroque masterpiece completed in 1762 – is expected to be completed by the end of the year.

    The work includes removing dirt, pollution, iron oxide and lime scale, Anna Maria Cerioni, head of restoration works for Rome’s art and cultural heritage, told Reuters.

    A similar walkway was used in 2014 during much longer restoration works.

    Only 130 people will be allowed on the bridge at any one time, as authorities look for ways to limit access to one of the city’s busiest monuments.

    Gualtieri said Rome was for now not considering charging for admission but was looking at ways to make visits to the fountain “an experience that will not be ruined by overcrowding”.

    (Reporting by Giulia Segreti; editing by Giles Elgood)

    Frequently Asked Questions about Bridge offers unique view of Rome’s Trevi fountain during conservation work

    1What is the Trevi Fountain?

    The Trevi Fountain is a famous Baroque fountain in Rome, Italy, completed in 1762. It is renowned for its stunning sculptures and is a popular tourist attraction.

    2What is cultural heritage?

    Cultural heritage refers to the legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society, including monuments, traditions, and practices that are preserved for future generations.

    3What is restoration work?

    Restoration work involves repairing and preserving historical buildings, artworks, or monuments to maintain their original appearance and structural integrity.

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