Fonte Gaia, Renaissance fountain in Siena, Italy
The Fonte Gaia is adorned with elaborate sculptures and bas-reliefs.
Originally completed in 1419, it was replaced by a copy in the 19th century.
This fountain is a significant example of early Renaissance art.
Located in Piazza del Campo, it's accessible to visitors year-round.
Its name 'Gaia' or 'joyous' reflects the townspeople's happiness at its unveiling.
Location: Siena
Inception: 1414
Creator: Jacopo della Quercia
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