The Trevifontein in Rome has reopened to the public after a two-month restoration, which included cleaning efforts. Mayor Roberto Gualtieri announced that only 400 tourists will be allowed to visit at a time to improve the experience. The fountain is expected to attract thousands of visitors daily, many of whom toss coins into the water for charity. The restoration is part of preparations for the upcoming ‘Roma Giubileo 2025’, which will bring additional tourists to the city.