Rome is home to more public drinking fountains — nearly 3,000 — than any other city in the world. But the city is turning off the taps as Italy faces a severe drought. Think, too, of smaller ...

When in Rome, do as the good Roman tourists do ... covers such infractions as late-night public drinking, bathing in fountains and defiling historical sites. It also grants local police greater ...

Two of these fountains date back 500 years. Some of the 2,500 drinking fountains around Rome were also shut off. Officials will keep a minimum of 85 fountains functioning each day, and the status ...

In antiquity, Rome was known as Regina Aquarum, the “queen of the waters.” With its thousands of fountains, from the ever-flowing drinking taps referred to as “nasoni” to the hundreds of gushing ...

I spent last fall traveling around Europe and got to visit Rome for the first time. The pizza is square, there are plenty of clean drinking fountains, and gelato shops are open late. I also ...

Locals and tourists are banned from eating and drinking while perched on ... If a visit to Rome's world famous fountains takes your fancy, then TourCenter.uk have a great deal right now offering ...

Rome has had a law preventing drinking and bathing in the city’s fountains since 2018. A tourist in Rome was escorted away after she scaled an 18th-century landmark, Trevi Fountain, to collect ...

drinking beverages, and smoking cigarettes. The Trevi Fountain, one of the most recognizable symbols of Rome, attracts thousands of tourists every day. After the completed conservation work ...

An American tourist visiting Italy has been fined roughly $450 for eating and drinking at a centuries-old fountain in Rome. The Fontana dei Catecumeni was built in 1588 and 1589, and restored in 1997.