Rome's famous Trevi Fountain reopened following a three-month clean-up, but visitors will for now be limited to 400 to avoid the crowds of the past.

Good news is coming from the capital of Italy. After a three-month renovation, the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome is once again impressing tourists. However, there's a catch: a limit has been placed on the number of people who can admire this Baroque monument simultaneously.

A restored Trevi Fountain was unveiled on Sunday after more than two months of cleaning and restoration, part of Rome's preparations for the 2025 Roman Catholic Holy Year.