piazza Trilussa
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It is a great fountain in Piazza Trilussa, in Trastevere, that at night become an alive meeting place. The pope Paul V provided the Trastevere neighborhood with a new aqueduct in 1613 and committed 2 fountains as a terminal exhibit of the new water: one is on the Gianicolo Hill the other, this one, is downtown.
The fountain was built in 1613 by the Flemish Jan van Santen, known in Rome as Giovanni Vasanzio, in collaboration with Giovanni Fontana.
The fountain was built in 1613 by the Flemish Jan van Santen, known in Rome as Giovanni Vasanzio, in collaboration with Giovanni Fontana.
