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The Fontana di Trevi is 85 feet high, 65 feet wide, and a true example of Baroque fountains, the largest in Rome. It marks the terminal point of one of the ancient aqueducts that supplied water to Rome, and the fountain was there since 19BC, but the current design dates from 1762.
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