The most iconic sculpture of the Mexico City, after the famous Independence Angel, is the fountain of the naked goddess Diana that stands on a roundabout.

The Ross Fountain, created in the vast expanse of the Butchart Gardens in Victoria is completely different from its famous counterparts around the world.

Suspended above the roadway in Dizengoff Square stands a huge sculpture-fountain, called the Fire and Water Fountain. It is referred to as the Times Square of Tel Aviv.

The beautiful Archibald Fountain, one of the iconic landmarks of Sydney, is situated in Hyde Park North at the centre of Birubi Circle. It was named after JF Archibald.

It is said that the Flower Fountain was inspired by a fairy tale about stone flower, written by Pavel Bazhov. The fairy tale, included in the named The Malachite Casket

One of the iconic landmarks of Singapore, the massive Fountain of Wealth, is situated in the grounds of the country’s largest complex, Suntec City.

The history of the unique Latona fountain goes back to the reign of Louis XIII, who had an oval-shaped pond dug out in the garden of his small hunting lodge.

Built between 1668 and 1671, the classic Fountain of Apollo is located at the famous Palace of Versailles in France. Designed by Charles Le Brun ...

Located in the Piazza Navona in Rome, the Fountain of the Four Rivers, can easily be described as a kind of theatre in the round with its charming sculptural

Standing around 86 feet high and intricately decorated in the Baroque style, the Trevi Fountain is the most iconic fountain of Rome.