The news has been buzzing with a recent change in Italy. Rome recently added a new tourist fee around one of its most iconic ...

Starting February 2, Rome’s Trevi Fountain introduced a €2 (about $2.

Rome brings in €2 tourist charge to see well known tourist attraction - The fee has been rolled out in conjunction with a new ...

The Trevi fee, which can be paid in advance online, enables tourists to get close to the fountain during prime-time daylight ...

On the first day the fee went into effect, paying visitors were reportedly pelted with coins after a group of Spanish ...

Tourists wanting to get close to the Trevi Fountain now have to cough up two euros, as Rome introduces a new fee structure to ...

Tourists who want to toss coins into the Trevi Fountain now need coins to gain access to one of Rome's famous attractions.

It's thought that this change, which went into effect earlier this month, was rolled out alongside a new five euro (£4.32) ...

City authorities in Rome have introduced an entrance fee to six historic sites and museums, including the Trevi fountain, ...

Canadians planning on travelling to Rome, Italy, will now need to pay a fee to visit one of the most popular tourist ...

A controversial fresco in the Basilica of San Lorenzo in Lucina, Rome, depicting an angel on Umberto II of Savoy’s monument ...