Rome reaches through: German tourist bathes in the Najaden fountain – how expensive it became for him
Rome reaches through: German tourist bathes in the Najaden fountain – it was so expensive for him
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Rome reaches through: German tourist bathes in the Najaden fountain – it was so expensive for him. A 42-year-old German tourist climbed on Monday morning (10.). Inaugurated in 1901, it is decorated with four naiades, the water nymphs of Greek mythology.
Furthermore, Since 2026, visitors have to pay two euros for access to the basin of the famous Trevi Fountain – only for the visit, of course. Cost: 450 euros and an inglorious place reference. Strict rules for the protection of historical wells The city wants to protect the centuries-old and artfully designed facilities from damage and pollution.
In addition, The Najaden Fountain in Piazza della Repubblica. © IMAGO / Herb Hardt In summer temperatures, tourists are always drawn to the famous fountains of Rome, some even climb on the figures – to the displeasure of residents and authorities. Swimming trips in Rome’s historic fountains have been strictly forbidden for years.
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Rome reaches through: German tourist bathes in the Najaden fountain – it was so expensive for him.
reliability low1/2 sourcesA 42-year-old German tourist climbed on Monday morning (10.).
reliability low1/2 sourcesInaugurated in 1901, it is decorated with four naiades, the water nymphs of Greek mythology.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSince 2026, visitors have to pay two euros for access to the basin of the famous Trevi Fountain – only for the visit, of course.
reliability low1/2 sourcesCost: 450 euros and an inglorious place reference.
reliability low1/2 sourcesStrict rules for the protection of historical wells The city wants to protect the centuries-old and artfully designed facilities from damage and pollution.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe Najaden Fountain in Piazza della Repubblica. © IMAGO / Herb Hardt In summer temperatures, tourists are always drawn to the famous fountains of Rome, some even climb on the figures – to the displeasure of residents and authorities.
reliability low1/2 sourcesSwimming trips in Rome’s historic fountains have been strictly forbidden for years.
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