According to the Roman police, nearly a dozen tourists are fined for dipping everything from their toes to water bottles into the fountain each year.

Tourists are fined every year for incidents like dipping their toes into the fountain or filling up water bottles from the ...

Three holidaymakers from New Zealand caused a splash when they were spotted wading into the famed fountain by the authorities ...

The decision to take a dip in the famous fountain had serious repercussions. The tourist was immediately fined €500, approximately $524, for his actions. Additionally, he was issued a lifetime ban ...

A New Zealand man has made his last visit to Trevi Fountain after a drunken escapade at the Rome landmark over the weekend.

A 30-year-old New Zealand tourist was fined €500 ($524) and banned for life from Rome's Trevi Fountain after diving into its waters. The incident happened Sunday night when three New Zealanders ...

One of the most famous tourist sites in Rome, the Trevi Fountain was constructed in 1762 with over €1 million in coins thrown into its basin for good luck each year. A spokesperson for Rome’s ...

Within a stone's throw of the tourist-trodden Trevi Fountain you'll find an oasis of calm in the heart of Rome - an old and ...

In the coastal city of Rostock, a new regulation gives beach wardens the authority to evict visitors who refuse to strip down ...

Note: The Trevi Fountain is closed until September 2025 due to maintenance. A temporary pool has been set up for visitors to throw coins into. A must-see on many travelers' itineraries ...

Commanding your attention from the hotel: the nine locks of Fonseranes, a short walk from town. The Canal du Midi is hauled ...