#Nicola Salvi

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The majestic Trevi Fountain

The Trevi Fountain, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762, is the largest Baroque fountain in Rome and one of the most famous fountains in the world.

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The Trevi Fountain , Fontana di Trevi, Trevi district, Rome, Italy

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The Trevi Fountain (Baroque) was designed by Nicola Salvi in the 18th century and completed by Giuseppe Pannini.

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The Trevi Fountain is an 18th-century fountain in Rome, Italy's Trevi district. It was created by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi and mostly finished by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762.

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La Fontana di Trevi a Roma, in Italia, è un capolavoro mozzafiato dell'architettura barocca e una delle fontane più famose al mondo. Progettata dall'architetto Nicola Salvi e completata da Giuseppe Pannini nel 1762, la fontana è un grandioso simbolo del ricco patrimonio artistico e culturale di Roma.

La fontana si trova all'incrocio di tre strade (tre vie), da cui prende il nome. È il punto terminale dell'acquedotto Aqua Virgo, costruito nel 19 a.C. e che ancora oggi fornisce acqua alla fontana. Con i suoi impressionanti 26 metri (85 piedi) di altezza e 49 metri (161 piedi) di larghezza, la Fontana di Trevi domina la piccola piazza in cui è situata.

La figura centrale della fontana è il dio Oceano, che si erge maestoso su un carro trainato da due cavalli marini, ciascuno guidato da un Tritone. Un cavallo è calmo e obbediente, mentre l'altro è indisciplinato, a simboleggiare gli umori contrastanti del mare. L'intera composizione è incorniciata da un grandioso arco trionfale, con statue che rappresentano l'Abbondanza e la Salute che fiancheggiano Oceano.

La Fontana di Trevi non è solo una meraviglia architettonica, ma anche un'icona culturale. È tradizione che i visitatori lancino una moneta nella fontana, che si dice assicuri il loro ritorno a Roma. Questa pratica ha reso la fontana un simbolo di speranza e romanticismo.

La miscela di sculture dinamiche, acqua corrente e dettagli intricati della Fontana di Trevi la rendono un vero gioiello dell'arte barocca e un punto di riferimento imperdibile per chiunque visiti Roma.

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The Ibarra Siblings

🌻🌸 Clarissa Franchesca Ibarra

• Eldest child (9 years old here)

• Tomboy-ish personality but dresses elegant

• Protective, charismatic, and stubborn

• Naturally strong, learned arnis from her father

• DESPISES padre salvi and padre damaso

• Feminist icon

🌼🌹Nicolas Leonardo Ibarra

• Youngest child (7 years old)

• The most like his mother. Reserved, artistic, and very sweet. Unless he's with Clarissa

• Semi non-athletic, not into physical activities as much as his sister

hihihiiii, I guess Tumblr is where I'm gonna dump more sketches and doodles butt anyway, we have my own fanmade children for Clarisostomo!!!! I honestly got more invested because of chapter 23 in El Fili... and that GMA network film. If I write a whole fanfic of this, I feel like I wanna add a crumb of Klay's presence or somethinggg, but yayyyy Noli happy ending. I also got a sketch for my fanmade daughter for Elias and Salome which I post soon :>> NOLI FANDOM WYAAAA

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Conocida como la “Ciudad Eterna”, es un verdadero museo al aire libre con una historia que abarca más de 2,000 años. Aquí te dejo una breve descripción de algunos de sus monumentos más emblemáticos:

1.       Coliseo Romano: Este icónico anfiteatro, construido en el siglo I d.C., es uno de los monumentos más famosos del mundo. Originalmente, podía albergar a más de 50,000 espectadores que asistían a combates de gladiadores y otros espectáculos.

2.      Basílica de San Pedro: Situada en el Vaticano, es el templo más importante del catolicismo. Su construcción, que duró más de un siglo, involucró a arquitectos renombrados como Miguel Ángel y Bramante. En su interior se encuentran obras maestras como la Piedad de Miguel Ángel

3.      Foro Romano: Este era el centro de la vida pública en la antigua Roma. Aquí se encontraban templos, mercados y edificios gubernamentales. Hoy en día, es una impresionante área arqueológica que ofrece una visión fascinante del pasado.

4.     Panteón de Agripa: Construido en el siglo II d.C., este templo dedicado a todos los dioses romanos es famoso por su cúpula, que sigue siendo la mayor cúpula de hormigón no reforzado del mundo.

5.      Fontana di Trevi: Esta famosa fuente barroca es conocida por la tradición de lanzar una moneda para asegurar el regreso a Roma. Fue diseñada por Nicola Salvi y completada en 1762.

6.      Plaza de España: Con su famosa escalinata de 135 peldaños, es uno de los lugares más fotografiados de Roma. La plaza conecta con la iglesia de Trinità dei Monti y ofrece una vista espectacular de la ciudad.

La gastronomía romana es rica y variada, con platos que reflejan su historia y cultura. Aquí tienes algunos de los platos más típicos que puedes disfrutar en Roma:

1.       Spaghetti alla Carbonara: Este famoso plato de pasta se elabora con yemas de huevo, queso Pecorino Romano, guanciale (papada de cerdo) y pimienta negra.

2.      Cacio e Pepe: Un plato sencillo pero delicioso, hecho con pasta, queso Pecorino Romano y pimienta negra.

3.   ��  Amatriciana: Pasta con una salsa a base de tomate, guanciale y queso Pecorino Romano1.

4.     Saltimbocca alla Romana: Finas lonchas de ternera cubiertas con jamón y salvia, cocinadas en vino blanco.

5.      Supplì: Croquetas de arroz rellenas de mozzarella y a veces carne, fritas hasta quedar crujientes.

6.      Carciofi alla Romana: Alcachofas cocinadas con ajo, menta y perejil.

7.      Gnocchi alla Romana: Gnocchi hechos con sémola de trigo, mantequilla, queso parmesano y leche, horneados hasta dorarse.

¡Espero que disfrutes de la deliciosa comida romana!

Roma es una ciudad que combina a la perfección su rica historia con la vida moderna, haciendo de cada visita una experiencia única

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Trevi Fountain, Rome

The Trevi Fountain (Italian: Fontana di Trevi) is an 18th-century fountain in the Trevi district in Rome, Italy, designed by Italian architect Nicola Salvi and completed by Giuseppe Pannini in 1762 and several others.

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Getty ImagesMore than 10,000 people used to visit the baroque landmark in Rome every dayRome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has re-opened after a three-month restoration.Built in the 18th Century by Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the façade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the city's most visited spots.Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain each day, but a new queuing system has been installed to prevent large crowds massing near the landmark.Speaking on Sunday Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri said imposing the limit will "allow everyone to better enjoy the fountain, without crowds or confusion".Gualtieri also said city authorities were considering charging a modest entry price to finance the fountain's upkeep.Sunday's re-opening took place under light rain in the presence of several hundred tourists, many of whom followed the mayor by throwing a coin into the fountain.The three-month cleaning project involved removing mould and calcium incrustations.The fountain and other key city sites have been cleaned ahead of the jubilee of the Roman Catholic Church which begins on Christmas Eve.Getty ImagesA new queueing system will be put in place to avoid large crowds, like this in September 2024Its poor structural condition was exposed in 2012 when bits of its elaborate cornice began falling off after an especially harsh winter which required a multi-million euro renovation the following year.Making a wish and tossing a coin into the water is such a tradition that the city authorities used to collect around €10,000 (£8,300; $10,500) a week. The money was donated to a charity that provides meals for the poor.The Trevi fountainGetty ImagesCommissioned by Pope Clement XII in 1730It is the end point of one of the aqueducts that supplied ancient Rome with waterThe Acqua Vergine runs for a total of 20km (12 miles) before flowing into the fountainTourists can drink from a special tap tucked away at one sideAccording to legend, the water source was discovered in 19 BC by thirsty Roman soldiers directed to the site by a young virgin - which is why it is called Virgin WatersThe tradition of throwing coins into the fountain was made famous by Frank Sinatra's Three Coins in the Fountain in the 1954 romantic comedy of the same name https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1024/branded_news/87a9/live/c2781910-c0bc-11ef-aa6c-233fc111ab4e.png 2024-12-22 23:56:43

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Getty ImagesMore than 10,000 people used to visit the baroque landmark in Rome every dayRome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has re-opened after a three-month restoration.Built in the 18th Century by Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the façade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the city's most visited spots.Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain each day, but a new queuing system has been installed to prevent large crowds massing near the landmark.Speaking on Sunday Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri said imposing the limit will "allow everyone to better enjoy the fountain, without crowds or confusion".Gualtieri also said city authorities were considering charging a modest entry price to finance the fountain's upkeep.Sunday's re-opening took place under light rain in the presence of several hundred tourists, many of whom followed the mayor by throwing a coin into the fountain.The three-month cleaning project involved removing mould and calcium incrustations.The fountain and other key city sites have been cleaned ahead of the jubilee of the Roman Catholic Church which begins on Christmas Eve.Getty ImagesA new queueing system will be put in place to avoid large crowds, like this in September 2024Its poor structural condition was exposed in 2012 when bits of its elaborate cornice began falling off after an especially harsh winter which required a multi-million euro renovation the following year.Making a wish and tossing a coin into the water is such a tradition that the city authorities used to collect around €10,000 (£8,300; $10,500) a week. The money was donated to a charity that provides meals for the poor.The Trevi fountainGetty ImagesCommissioned by Pope Clement XII in 1730It is the end point of one of the aqueducts that supplied ancient Rome with waterThe Acqua Vergine runs for a total of 20km (12 miles) before flowing into the fountainTourists can drink from a special tap tucked away at one sideAccording to legend, the water source was discovered in 19 BC by thirsty Roman soldiers directed to the site by a young virgin - which is why it is called Virgin WatersThe tradition of throwing coins into the fountain was made famous by Frank Sinatra's Three Coins in the Fountain in the 1954 romantic comedy of the same name

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Getty ImagesMore than 10,000 people used to visit the baroque landmark in Rome every dayRome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has re-opened after a three-month restoration.Built in the 18th Century by Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the façade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the city's most visited spots.Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain each day, but a new queuing system has been installed to prevent large crowds massing near the landmark.Speaking on Sunday Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri said imposing the limit will "allow everyone to better enjoy the fountain, without crowds or confusion".Gualtieri also said city authorities were considering charging a modest entry price to finance the fountain's upkeep.Sunday's re-opening took place under light rain in the presence of several hundred tourists, many of whom followed the mayor by throwing a coin into the fountain.The three-month cleaning project involved removing mould and calcium incrustations.The fountain and other key city sites have been cleaned ahead of the jubilee of the Roman Catholic Church which begins on Christmas Eve.Getty ImagesA new queueing system will be put in place to avoid large crowds, like this in September 2024Its poor structural condition was exposed in 2012 when bits of its elaborate cornice began falling off after an especially harsh winter which required a multi-million euro renovation the following year.Making a wish and tossing a coin into the water is such a tradition that the city authorities used to collect around €10,000 (£8,300; $10,500) a week. The money was donated to a charity that provides meals for the poor.The Trevi fountainGetty ImagesCommissioned by Pope Clement XII in 1730It is the end point of one of the aqueducts that supplied ancient Rome with waterThe Acqua Vergine runs for a total of 20km (12 miles) before flowing into the fountainTourists can drink from a special tap tucked away at one sideAccording to legend, the water source was discovered in 19 BC by thirsty Roman soldiers directed to the site by a young virgin - which is why it is called Virgin WatersThe tradition of throwing coins into the fountain was made famous by Frank Sinatra's Three Coins in the Fountain in the 1954 romantic comedy of the same name

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Rome to bring in queueing system as Trevi Fountain re-opens after restoration

Getty Images More than 10,000 people used to visit the baroque landmark in Rome every day Rome’s world-famous Trevi Fountain has re-opened after a three-month restoration. Built in the 18th Century by Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the façade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the city’s most visited spots. Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain…

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Getty ImagesMore than 10,000 people used to visit the baroque landmark in Rome every dayRome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has re-opened after a three-month restoration.Built in the 18th Century by Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the façade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the city's most visited spots.Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi Fountain each day, but a new queuing system has been installed to prevent large crowds massing near the landmark.Speaking on Sunday Mayor of Rome Roberto Gualtieri said imposing the limit will "allow everyone to better enjoy the fountain, without crowds or confusion".Gualtieri also said city authorities were considering charging a modest entry price to finance the fountain's upkeep.Sunday's re-opening took place under light rain in the presence of several hundred tourists, many of whom followed the mayor by throwing a coin into the fountain.The three-month cleaning project involved removing mould and calcium incrustations.The fountain and other key city sites have been cleaned ahead of the jubilee of the Roman Catholic Church which begins on Christmas Eve.Getty ImagesA new queueing system will be put in place to avoid large crowds, like this in September 2024Its poor structural condition was exposed in 2012 when bits of its elaborate cornice began falling off after an especially harsh winter which required a multi-million euro renovation the following year.Making a wish and tossing a coin into the water is such a tradition that the city authorities used to collect around €10,000 (£8,300; $10,500) a week. The money was donated to a charity that provides meals for the poor.The Trevi fountainGetty ImagesCommissioned by Pope Clement XII in 1730It is the end point of one of the aqueducts that supplied ancient Rome with waterThe Acqua Vergine runs for a total of 20km (12 miles) before flowing into the fountainTourists can drink from a special tap tucked away at one sideAccording to legend, the water source was discovered in 19 BC by thirsty Roman soldiers directed to the site by a young virgin - which is why it is called Virgin WatersThe tradition of throwing coins into the fountain was made famous by Frank Sinatra's Three Coins in the Fountain in the 1954 romantic comedy of the same name

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Rome will introduce a waiting system as the Trevi Fountain reopens after restoration

Getty Images More than 10,000 people visited the baroque landmark in Rome every day Rome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has reopened after a three-month restoration. Built in the 18th century by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the facade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the most visited places in the city. Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi…

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Rome will introduce a waiting system as the Trevi Fountain reopens after restoration

Getty Images More than 10,000 people visited the baroque landmark in Rome every day Rome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has reopened after a three-month restoration. Built in the 18th century by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the facade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the most visited places in the city. Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi…

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Rome will introduce a waiting system as the Trevi Fountain reopens after restoration

Getty Images More than 10,000 people visited the baroque landmark in Rome every day Rome's world-famous Trevi Fountain has reopened after a three-month restoration. Built in the 18th century by the Italian architect Nicola Salvi on the facade of the Poli Palace, the historic fountain is one of the most visited places in the city. Between 10,000 and 12,000 tourists used to visit the Trevi…