Grotta di Diana
la grotta è concepita strutturalmente come basamento sostruttivo dell'ambiente superiore…
28 documented fountains across Italy, each with real history, a location, and (where available) a photo. A sample below; the full set travels with you offline in the Atika app.
la grotta è concepita strutturalmente come basamento sostruttivo dell'ambiente superiore…
A fountain and washhouse carved from local stone, the Fontana della Terra in Bonefro is a sturdy, practical monument to communal life. Six arched bays…
La fonte è inserita all’interno di un volume porticato al p.t., con porzione basamentale scarpata…
A three-storey residential building of rectangular plan, its face turned towards a lane in a state of suspended collapse. The entrance is reached by a…
This modest stone structure is the terminal display of one of the village’s two water-supply sources. Assembled from several sandstone slabs with a si…
This fountain, a work of sober civic dignity, stands as a quiet testament to the stonecutter’s art. Its façade is built from regular courses of square…
In the heart of a small Italian town, this Baroque fountain is a curious blend of the civic and the theatrical. Its rectangular structure, built in ar…
A nymphaeum on the shores of the Alban Lake, this fountain occupies a natural grotto assigned to the Flavian period and associated with the sprawling …
The Fontana dell’Acqua Paola, known locally as Il Fontanone, commands the Ianiculum hill with a certain theatrical grandeur. Built in 1612, it was Pop…
A large fountain once stood southwest of the Flavian Amphitheatre, a monumental marker where four of Rome’s Augustan administrative districts, Regione…
On the Oppian Hill, discovered in 1895, lies a nymphaeum from the Late Republican period. A nymphaeum was, in antiquity, a monumental fountain dedicat…
Arethusae Fons is a spring in Ortygia, Sicily, traditionally connected with the nymph Arethusa.…
An ancient place, cited: BAtlas 47 G4 Cyanes Fons…
The nymphaeum at Cupra Marittima was associated with a Roman villa.…
The so-called "Doric nymphaeum" is located on the shores of the Alban lake and was a component of the Villa of Domitian.…
The Cati fons was a spring on the western slope of Rome’s Quirinal Hill, feeding the brook called the Petronia amnis. Its precise location is today un…
Cascina Fontana is a fountain in Italy. Fountains in this region often served as communal water sources or decorative features in public squares.…
Tessitura Fontana is a fountain in Italy. Fountains of this type are common public works, often serving as both water sources and civic ornaments in I…
A fountain in Italy. It is a public water feature, typical of the many such structures found throughout Italian towns and cities.…
A Renaissance fountain in Italy. It is a stone fountain carved with dolphins. Many such fountains were built in Italian towns during the Renaissance p…
A monumental fountain on Via Staripola. It stands as a public work of its type and period in Italy, a functional and decorative piece of urban infrast…
A Renaissance fountain in Italy. It is a stone basin, now dry. Such fountains were common in Italian towns of the period, often serving as public wate…
A public fountain in Largo San Rocco, Italy. It is a typical example of the many utilitarian and decorative water sources found in Italian towns.…
A monumental fountain in Italy. It stands as a public work of civic art, typical of the country's long tradition of channelling water into urban spect…
A modern fountain in Piazza Donato Palmieri. It is a public water feature typical of many Italian town squares.…
A fountain in Italy. It is a public water source, often found in towns and villages across the country. Such fountains were historically central to da…
A public fountain from the Renaissance in Italy. This type of structure often served as a vital source of water and a focal point for civic life.…
Corte Fontana is a fountain in Italy. Fountains of this kind were often public water sources and communal gathering points.…
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