Fontaine des quatre chevaux, Baroque fountain and sculpture in Viale Vespucci, Rimini, Italy.
The Fontaine des quatre chevaux is a Baroque fountain on Viale Vespucci featuring four stone horse sculptures and decorative stonework. Water flows from central outlets, providing refreshment to passersby.
The fountain was built in the early 18th century, merging artistic design with practical water supply for the city. This period marked a shift toward placing decorative public fountains in urban spaces.
The fountain takes its name from the four horses that define its appearance and make it a recognizable landmark. Passersby notice the sculptures throughout their daily routines, and the spot has become a natural meeting place in the city.
The fountain sits on Viale Vespucci with convenient access to nearby bus stops. Water remains available for public use, and visitors can check local information centers for details about current conditions.
Each of the four horses displays a different posture and expression, revealing the craftsmanship of 18th-century sculptors. This variety makes each side of the fountain worth examining closely when visiting.
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