
Rome's Ghetto and Tiber Island
You start in Piazza Mattei, at a fountain that was meant for the Jewish square and ended up at a nobleman's door.
How does water reach Rome, and what did the Tiber do with it?
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You start in Piazza Mattei, at a fountain that was meant for the Jewish square and ended up at a nobleman's door.

Then you follow the water: aqueduct arches named after a girl and, at the end, the Trevi Fountain, paid for with lottery tickets and finished by someone else, and the truth about the coin.
Rome calls for a water bottle, reliable shoes and room for a detour. Its squares link up on foot; the hills and sunshine decide how many you will enjoy in a day.
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