Fontana Delle Tette

Trevi Fountain (Italian: Fontana di Trevi) is a fountain in Rome, Italy, and the largest Baroque fountain in Rome, high 25.6 meters, wide 19.8 meters. Trevi Fountain is also a famous attraction in Rome, where tourists usually wish. So many people

Trevi Fountain (Fontana di Trevi) is the most well-known of the more than 3,000 fountains in Rome. The fountain is located in the south of Plaza de España. It is named because there are three roads in front of the fountain (Trevi means three fork roads). It is based on the victory of Nippler, the sea god in Roman mythology. The overall height is about25.9 meters, and the width is about19.8 meters. It is the largest baroque fountain in the world and the last Baroque-style architectural sculpture in Rome.

The fountain is located in the south of Plaza de España, because there are three roads in front of the fountain that extend outwards (Trevi means three fork roads). It is the theme of the victory of Nippler, the sea god in Roman mythology, and the overall height is about25.9 meters and the width is about19.8 meters. It is the largest baroque fountain in the world. It is also the last Baroque architectural sculpture in Rome.

The Tette fountain water comes from the river in the canal, so the fountain is also a fountain that is gushing all year round and has a lot of artistic characteristics.