One of the images that has attracted the most attention in recent hours has been one issued by Aruser@s. The laSexta program has echoed the misfortune of a young woman who, after throwing a coin back into the Trevi Fountain to make a wish, saw how it bounced off a stone and returned to him.
“What a bad sign. It’s a bad omen“, they analyzed in the program. “It is a probability between millions and millions. The universe is telling you to ask for something else and not to come back here“said Óscar Broc
“Probably the wish you have made is inconceivable. Maybe I’m giving him a second chance,” said another collaborator, Tatiana Arús, of this image that has sparked laughter on social networks.
See the Trevi Fountain up close, a jewel of Roman baroque and a destination for tourists from all over the world, and fulfill the tradition of flip a coin it will cost two euros. This will allow “guarantee a unique experience” to your visitorswhich today is an average of 10,000 a day. The measure, surprisingly, seems to be supported by many tourists.
The unexpected announcement by the Councilor for Tourism of Rome, Alessandro Onorato, has raised a cloud of dust when the Italian capital, the most visited in Europe in 2023, with 50 million tourists. And the City Council wants to have the measure ready by then.
“We want to guarantee a unique, special and serene experience for all visitors.which unfortunately today when they arrive at the Trevi Fountain they have to deal with the most total chaos,” the councilor explained a few days ago, emphasizing that the first objective of the entrance is “to protect an extraordinary monument.”
