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Take a trip to Trevi Fountain on your Italy Vacation
Oh, to be proposed to at the Trevi Fountain! Rome's most beautiful fountain is also its most romantic. Built in the 18th century under Pope Nicholas V, the fountain is located at the meeting point of three streets (Tre Vie means three ways) in the city centre. It is a stunning structure built in baroque style, and at 66 ft (20 m) in width and 85 ft (25 M) in height, unmissable during a stroll of the city.
According to popular myth, if you throw one coin in the Trevi Fountain, you will return to Rome; if you throw two coins, true love will come to you. Early morning is the best time to visit, followed by late evening.
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