Trevi-Brunnen
Also known as Fontana di Trevi
Brunnen in Rom, Italien
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Trevi Fountain is a large Baroque fountain located in Rome, Italy, known for its elaborate sculptural design and ornate architecture. It is one of the most famous fountains in the world and has become an iconic symbol of Rome, attracting millions of visitors each year who traditionally toss coins into its waters.
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Wikidata facts
- Official website
- www.trevifountain.net
- Image
- Trevi Fountain - Roma.jpg
- Height
- 26.3
- Width
- 49.15
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- Commons category
- Trevi fountain
- inception
- 1732-00-00
- Commons gallery
- Fontana di Trevi
- native label
- Fontana di Trevi
- described at URL
- h2o.do/Q185382
- street address
- Piazza di Trevi, Roma
Article · Deutsch
Der Trevibrunnen (italienisch Fontana di Trevi) ist ein Monumentalbrunnen auf der Piazza di Trevi vor dem Palazzo Poli in Rom. Er wurde in den Jahren 1732–1762 vom Architekten Nicola Salvi für Papst Clemens XII. geschaffen und gilt als Meisterwerk des Barock. Der Trevibrunnen ist der größte Brunnen Roms und einer der bekanntesten Brunnen der Welt. Er wird von der Acqua Vergine mit 80 Millionen Litern Wasser pro Tag versorgt.
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1762 establishments in ItalyAlessandro Galilei buildingsAnimal sculptures in RomeBaroque architecture in RomeBuildings and structures completed in 1762Commons link from WikidataFountains in RomeOutdoor sculptures in RomeSculptures of godsSculptures of horsesSculptures of musical instrumentsSculptures of seashells