The proposal also includes the possibility of charging non-residents a small fee, while residents of Rome could visit for free. Rome’s tourism councillor, Alessandro Onorato, mentioned that the fee for non-residents would be symbolic, likely between one and two euros. The measures are part of efforts to manage the increasing pressure on the city’s infrastructure and popular attractions.

The proposal also includes the possibility of charging non-residents a small fee, while residents of Rome could visit for free. Rome’s tourism councillor, Alessandro Onorato, mentioned that the fee for non-residents would be symbolic, likely between one and two euros. The measures are part of efforts to manage the increasing pressure on the city’s infrastructure and popular attractions.

Mayor Roberto Gualtieri emphasized the need for such measures, stating that managing the crowds at the Trevi Fountain has become increasingly difficult. The fountain, one of Rome’s most visited landmarks, draws large numbers of tourists who follow the tradition of tossing coins into its waters for good luck.

Mayor Roberto Gualtieri emphasized the need for such measures, stating that managing the crowds at the Trevi Fountain has become increasingly difficult. The fountain, one of Rome’s most visited landmarks, draws large numbers of tourists who follow the tradition of tossing coins into its waters for good luck.

The Trevi Fountain, a Baroque masterpiece completed in 1762, features statues of Tritons guiding Oceanus’ shell chariot and symbolizes the taming of water. Its fame was further cemented by the 1960 film "La Dolce Vita," where actress Anita Ekberg famously waded into the fountain, calling out to Marcello Mastroianni in one of cinema’s most iconic moments.

With the Jubilee approaching, Rome is keen to balance the needs of its residents and tourists while preserving its cultural treasures amidst the anticipated boom in visitors.