All posts about Trevi

From Favorite photo's This is one of my favorite photo's from Italy. Sure, it's not the entire fountain, but I love the close up. Look at all the details! Husband and I have been to Europe a handful of times and I can safely say that Italy is the one country that we mention time and again that we would love to... by notenoughbooks.blogspot.com | related posts

Today's beautiful photo of the week features Rome's timeless Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain). The photo was taken by Dave Yoder for our "Three Faces of Rome" story in the January/February issue. Download this photo for your desktop wallpaper. Click here for more of Yoder's... by blogs.nationalgeographic.com/blogs/intelligenttravel | related posts

Today's beautiful photo of the week features Rome's timeless Fontana di Trevi (Trevi Fountain). The photo was taken by Dave Yoder for our "Three Faces of Rome" story in the January/February issue. Download this photo for your desktop wallpaper. Click here for more of Yoder's... by blogs.nationalgeographic.com/intelligenttravel | related posts

For many Rome is about the Colisseum, the Trevi fountain, the gelato and the neighbourhood Trattoria. For others it’s the heart of Christianity, the home of the the Catholic church and El Papa himself. As a good Catholic girl, the religious experience added another dimension to my visit to... by europealacarte.co.uk/blog | related posts

Here we have the most impressive fountain that I saw in Rome. The Trevi Fountain is an amazing piece of architecture. As you are walking through the narrow streets to reach the fountain you can hear the water flowing before you even enter the court yard. The night shot isn't the best but I only... by jeteye.pixyblog.com | related posts

tossed a coin into Trevi Fountain and the legend of returning to Rome came true. by jeteye.pixyblog.com | related posts

A short ride in the metro from near the Trevi Fountain is another Roman location often seen in movies. The confusingly named Spanish Steps, officially called Scalinata di Trinita dei Monti, were funded by the French and built to aid access to the twin towered church at the top. The steps get their... by for-tee-two.blogspot.com | related posts

Snow has been falling steadily over the Forum , Trevi Fountain, and the rest of Rome today for the first time since 2005—and at its heaviest in 24 years. The snow ( la neve ) has naturally thrilled Romans and tourists alike; Reuters reports that the Pope himself was spotted peering out of a... by current.newsweek.com/budgettravel | related posts

Who is Trevis Prince?  Well if you don’t know, you’re going to want to know.  He’s an amazingly talented musician and singer who is climbing his way up the entertainment ladder.  According to Prince, “I’m not going to stop until I’m an international star.”, and after spending some... by gayagenda.com | related posts