Tiny oddity by the Trevi fountain in Rome

Have you seen that woman up there before? 🤔

[daniakalaina]

Thank you for all your posts. I love them. I love Rome

[chiptenor]

You share the most interesting anecdotes about Rome, the 'City of Light'.

[Larisa]

Thank you. Another interesting anecdot. 😂

[Ingrid-sbmy]

"Niece" of a cardinal. (Feminine).

[danieldipalma]

You mean "niece" not nephew.

[natalieaguirre]

Two questions: can you tell me on the Trevi Fountain on the right hand side that round sculpture as I heard it was done when the shop owner complained about the noise from the fountain. I was wondering if you could confirm that the sculptor put it there so that the shopkeeper could not see the fountain once completed. Retribution for their constant complaining. My second question is the windows in the Trevi Fountain up on the top part of the building. It's my understanding that one of them is a fake window because someone jumped from it and they sealed up the window and made it a false window. Is this true

[markmancini]

I have mixed feelings about sharing the same last name as the woman enshrined on this church 😮

[gypsyrose-qqnz]

She would not have been a nephew. She would have been a neice.

[pashminagal]

The niece of a cardinal, is feminine, nephew is masculine. FYI.

[Trapster]

Bravo! Now she is immortalized in stone. She can watch over the tourists for centuries. Who among us is really a saint?

[louismz]

You say "niece" for a female, not nephew! Need to improve your English skills!