Street · Italy
Via dei Condotti
in Rome
Portrait
The name is plumbing: the conduits that carried water to the Trevi fountain ran under it. Caffè Greco opened at number 86 in 1760 and Goethe, Byron, Keats and Casanova all drank there, which the café documents at length and the street does not need to.
This is a street, not an entry in the atlas. It resolves upward to the city that holds it.