I am deeply opposed to the proposal, but I say right away that the problem is not in the cost, whether it is 2 euros or 5 or 10. It is not about defending tourists from a payment. The reasons are quite different. Contrary to what Councillor Onorato i...
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According to Rome's tourism councilor, Alessandro Onorato, visiting the Trevi Fountain should be an "experience," whatever that means: his word, he said so in a video he posted on his Instagram profile. Now, it is not important to investigate what th...
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Councillor Alessandro Onorato's idea to introduce a pay-as-you-go ticket (2 euros for half an hour) at the Trevi Fountain confirms for the umpteenth time how money-hungry Italian municipalities are becoming. Especially when this money is easy and com...
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Vittorio Sgarbi's comment on the Rome city administration's proposal to allow access to the monument only upon payment of a ticket.
Trevi Fountain for a fee? Wrong idea. The gimmick that some of the city's "attractions" are slot machines is a way to...
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The Trevi Fountain in Rome could soon become accessible only by closed numbers and reservations in order to better manage the flow of tourists and prevent crowds. This is the proposal brought forward by Alessandro Onorato, Rome's Councillor for Major...
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