Among the attractions of many European cities, various fountains stand out separately, which represent a unity of stunning architecture and water elements. Among European fountains, there are those that are able to amaze a person's imagination not only with their beauty, but also with their size.
Fountain in Geneva
Jet d'Eau is recognized as the tallest fountain in all of Europe (Jet d'Eau is simply translated as "water jet"). This fountain is located on the lake with the beautiful name Leman. The fountain is one of the symbols of Geneva. It can be seen from any side of the city. The jet height reaches 140 meters. Recently, the fountain has been operating continuously throughout the year during daylight hours, except for the season of severe frosts and squall winds. The speed with which a jet of water rushes to the sky is striking. It is 200 km / h.
Singing fountains of Spain
This enchanting complex of a huge number of fountains was opened in Barcelona in 1929. The height of the longest water jet is 54 meters. The total amount of water circulating constantly in the fountain is about 3 million liters. A distinctive feature of these fountains is a wide range of colors of water illumination. They are called singing because the water seems to echo the melody playing during the fountains. These amazing fountains "give performances" for 20 minutes. The music accompanying the work of this amazing attraction is a masterpiece of world classics. So, you can hear Bach or Beethoven. Singing fountains are now automated.
Trevi Fountain in Italy
In the capital of Italy, Rome, there is also a singing fountain called Trevi. It is decorated with numerous sculptures. The height of this composition is 26 meters. Italians rightfully consider their fountains to be the most beautiful in Europe. The Trevi Fountain is considered one of the oldest of its kind in the world, still functioning today. It began its work in the middle of the 18th century. The fountain was built in the Baroque style. It is located next to the Palazzo Poli, as part of the architectural ensemble of the palace building
