The most beautiful fountains in the world

You have not seen it all until you have seen these amazingly creative fountains. They are some of the most beautiful fountains in the world. These eye catching fountains attract more and more tourists in their residing cities every year. It is not only about their size, but also colour and creativity. When you travel the world, try visit these amazing fountains.

Here are our picks of the 9 amazing fountains from around the world:

 

Magic fountain of Montjuic

Magic-fountain-of-Montjuic

It was built in 1929 by designer Carles Buigas for the Great Universal Exhibition. This fountain is magnificent for its display of colour, light, motion, music and water acrobatics that make you feel as though you are in a fairy-tale.

When you visit Barcelona, make sure you visit this one.

Bellagio Fountains

Bellagio-Fountains

Recommended as one of the best places to propose marriage, Las Vegas and the Bellagio is a refreshing addition to all the entertainment from the gambling resort.

The fountain is simply fabulous, it is choreographed in musical routines and water rushing up to 460 feet from a total of 1214 water-emitting devices. This fountain is featured in many Hollywood movies, television series and model shoots.

Metalmorphosis, Charlotte

Metalmorphosis-Charlotte

This fountain is a very cool work of art located in a corporate park. The sculpture on its own is most amazing.

It is a great place to visit if you are looking for tranquillity. On a sunny day, you could miss it because it seems so transparent.

According to reports it is meant to rotate, but it hasn’t turned in years. Hopefully they will fix the feature because that would make it so cool.

Giant Tap in Aqualand

Giant-Tap-in-Aqualand

I guess if we ever run out of water, we know where to go. This magnificent work of art is located in Puerto de Santa Maria in Spain. It is a great place to visit for inspiration.

Millennium Park Faces Fountain

Millennium-Park-Faces-Fountain

This fountain creates a sense of community and diversity. The faces on the fountain often change, from a man to a woman, it is quite amazing.

Swarovski Fountain

Swarovski-Fountain

The fountain spews water from its mouth. Located in Austria, this giant, glass-covered fountain is built into a hillside, guarding the entrance to the crystal-themed indoor theme park, Swarovski.

And apparently it is the fountain of youth, but then again, that is just a rumour.

Vomiting Fountain in London

Vomiting-Fountain-in-London

A bit off putting, but quite fascinating. This fountain gets to be viewed by people from all over the world just for this unusual sculpture of a man vomiting water.

You can find this white head on a black “lava” body on the South Bank next to the Jubilee footbridge.

The Dubai Fountain

The-Dubai-Fountain

The Dubai Fountain can spray 22,000 gallons (83,000 litres) of water in the air at any moment. More than 6,600 lights and 25 colour projectors have been installed just for the fountain to operate on a daily basis.

This amazing fountain is the world’s largest choreographed fountain system set on the 30-acres manmade lake, the Burj Khalifa Lake.

Old Piano outdoor Fountain

Old-Piano-outdoor-Fountain

This fountain takes the cup for being the most creative in this list for us. It is about taking something old and instead of tossing out it is turned into a piece of art.

Pianos get old to the point that it becomes quite impossible to repair them. If you have an old piano, and nothing is broken physically but it has become impossible to even tune. You can either decide to throw it away and have it destroyed completely, or you can give the instrument another purpose.

Fountains are just amazing and they create a form of serenity in a place. Flats or homes with fountain features can be pricey, but it is understandable as they make a home or a place beautiful.

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Yolanda Zondo

Writers see the world differently. Every voice we hear, every face we see, every hand we touch could become story fabric

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