Fountains

Discover the most beautiful fountains in Barcelona, from monumental landmarks to historic fountains hidden in squares, parks and gardens. Explore their history, architecture and artistic details, and find practical information to plan your visit.

Our guides cover Barcelona’s most famous fountains, including the Magic Fountain of Montjuïc, as well as lesser-known fountains worth discovering while exploring the city. Find out what to see, where they are and how to get there.

ARTISplein Watertafel: A Free Water Feature Beside the Aviary

Explore the Watertafel at Amsterdam’s ARTISplein: a freely accessible square, water and birdlife, current square hours and separate zoo and museum tickets.

Driestromen Fountain: River Gods at Huize Frankendael

Discover the Driestromenfontein at Huize Frankendael: an eighteenth-century fountain, river gods, free outdoor viewing and practical tips for a park visit.

Amphitrite Fountain: A Sea Goddess Returns to KNSM Island

Find Amphitrite at Amsterdam’s Azartplein: a sea goddess, KNSM shipping heritage, free outdoor access and the current fountain shutdown to know before

Hide and See(k): Jeppe Hein’s Water Pavilion at the Rijksmuseum

Explore Jeppe Hein’s Hide and See(k) water pavilion at the Rijksmuseum: changing water walls, free garden access, seasonal restrictions and visiting tips.

Samuel Sarphati Fountain: A Monument in De Pijp’s Green Heart

Discover the Samuel Sarphati monument and fountain in Amsterdam’s De Pijp: its civic history, sculptural details, free outdoor access and visiting tips.

Hans Snoek Fountain: Fish Sculptures and Dance Heritage at Leidseplein

A short Leidseplein stop for fish sculptures and the story of dance pioneer Hans Snoek, with free access and seasonal fountain advice.

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