Trevi Fountain

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Baroque monument fountain landmark tourist attraction

Trevi Fountain is a famous Baroque masterpiece in Rome renowned for its grand sculptural design and tradition of coin tossing for good luck.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Baroque monument → fountain → landmark → tourist attraction →
architect	Nicola Salvi →
architecturalStyle	Baroque →
associatedBelief	coin toss brings good luck → coin toss ensures return to Rome →
city	Rome →
coinsCollectedFor	charity →
completionDate	1762 →
constructionStartDate	1732 →
country	Italy →
designer	Nicola Salvi →
districtNameOrigin	Trevi from "Trivium" meaning three streets →
faces	Palazzo Poli →
featuredInFilm	La Dolce Vita → Roman Holiday → Three Coins in the Fountain →
featuresSculptureOf	Oceanus → Tritons → sea horses →
hasAllegoricalFigures	Abundance → Salubrity →
hasBasin	large central pool →
hasCentralFigure	Oceanus standing on a shell-shaped chariot →
hasLighting	night illumination →
hasMaterial	Carrara marble → travertine stone →
hasRelief	Agrippa approving the aqueduct → Virgin showing the spring to soldiers →
hasTouristTradition	coin tossing →
height	26 metres →
heritageDesignation	part of the historic centre of Rome UNESCO World Heritage Site →
ItalianName	Fontana di Trevi →
languageOfName	Italian →
locatedIn	Italy → Rome → Trevi district →
ownedBy	City of Rome →
restorationSponsor	Fendi →
sculptor	Pietro Bracci →
subjectOf	song "Three Coins in the Fountain" →
touristPopularity	one of the most visited fountains in the world →
underwentRestoration	1998 → 2014–2015 →
waterSource	Aqua Virgo aqueduct →
width	49 metres →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Rome →	contains
Trevi Fountain ("Fontana di Trevi") →	ItalianName
Pontifical Gregorian University →	locatedNear