Rome's iconic Trevi Fountain is to undergo a two-month clean-up when some visitors will get a rare, close-up view of the Baroque masterpiece from a suspended walkway, authorities said Monday. Construction of the walkway began Monday "to allow for a major extraordinary maintenance intervention" ...
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