The iconic Trevi Fountain in Rome has reopened to the public after undergoing a restoration costing €327,000. The project, completed in under three months, was celebrated with an inauguration ceremony attended by Mayor Roberto Gualtieri, despite rainy weather.

The restoration aimed to preserve the historic beauty of the fountain, a symbol of Rome and a major tourist attraction.

Visitors can now once again admire the grandeur of this architectural masterpiece, which continues to draw millions from around the world.