Rome's Trevi Fountain has undergone a transformation, introducing a new steel walkway for tourists that allows for a close-up view during maintenance work. The walkway accommodates about 130 visitors at a time but prohibits coin tossing, a tradition linked to ensuring a return trip to Rome, with violators facing a 50-euro fine. Instead, a designated pool has been set up for donations, which will support Caritas charity initiatives for meals for the needy. Additionally, a reservation system is being implemented, requiring visitors to book online and pay a nominal fee of 2 euros for a 30-minute visit. This approach aims to enhance the visitor experience while protecting the iconic monument. The walkway will remain in place until the end of the maintenance work, expected to conclude by year's end.