Three individuals were escorted away from the iconic landmark by Rome Police, with one man breaking free and jumping back in.

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.

The first time I visited Rome, the first tourist attraction I got to see was Trevi Fountain. I’ll never forget that night.

Taking a dip in the fountain has been an aspiration for many tourists, inspired by Federico Fellini’s 1960 film “La Dolce Vita,” during which Anita Ekberg waded into the waters in an evening gown, ...

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

“Alcohol was definitely involved,” the spokesperson added.He was fined 500 euros (around $524) and banned from visiting the Baroque landmark for life.The Trevi Fountain, constructed in 1762 as ...

According to the city’s police, around 12 tourists each year get fined for breaking rules surrounding the fountain. Even more ...

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