Fountains, Squares and Bridges

Piazza del Popolo is the nerve centre of Fontecchio and at one time it must have looked like a living space, with the market stalls and the coming and… Read the rest

Frances Hodgson Burnett Memorial Fountain, located near Fifth Avenue and the Museum of the City of New York in Manhattan’s Central Park, at one… Read the rest

The Palace of the Lions was the architectural pinnacle of the Alhambra. Its celebrated fountain was a symbol of its decorative richness and an example… Read the rest

Imagine a garden inspired by the Paradise Garden described in the Qur’an. In its four-way design, rivers and fountains flow and fruit and flowers grow… Read the rest

The Barrenjoey Memorial Fountain honours the crew of the yacht ‘Barrenjoey’, winners of the 5.5 metre yachting event at the 1964 Olympic Games held in… Read the rest

The Beare Park Canopy Fountain stands on a square sandstone block base and includes a cast iron stemmed dish fountain with a drinking bubbler in its c… Read the rest

The Archibald Fountain, Hyde Park’s centrepiece, is one of Sydney’s signature statues. Named for John Feltham Archibald, the owner and edi… Read the rest

The ancient Roman Bridge of Intagliata allows you to take a beautiful and relaxing walk along the Musone river. presumably built between the eleventh… Read the rest

Today so alive and bustling Jamaa El Fna, or “place of the dead” was formerly a place of public executions. Declared in 2001 world oral he… Read the rest

The 16th-century Plaza Vieja has always been a residential rather than a military, religious or administrative space, and is surrounded by elegant col… Read the rest