With over tourism plaguing Rome, the city's mayor has officially announced plans to build a barrier around the Trevi Fountain.
The Capitoline Assembly approved a motion presented by the Five-Star Movement Party to create protective barriers around the popular Boroque landmark.
“It seems to me the most common-sense proposal to protect one of the most important and visited monuments in Rome, Mayor Treayor Virgina Raggi posted on Facebook on January 25, 2020, two days after the vote.
It is thought that the barrier will help with solving the crowd control issues at the fountain and prevent bad behavior by tourists – some of whom had been jumping into the water.
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