Fontaine de la Vierge, Fountain in France
The fontaine de la Vierge is an ornate water fountain located in Paris.
Designed by architect Alphonse Vigoureux, the fountain dates back to 1845.
It showcases a sculpture of the Virgin Mary, which is a symbolic protector figure in Christianity.
Situated in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, it is a stop for many tourists exploring the city.
This Parisian landmark is a combination of both a fountain and a religious sculpture.
Location: 4th arrondissement of Paris
Inception: 1845
Architect: Alphonse Vigoureux
Creator: Alphonse Vigoureux
Architectural style: Gothic Revival
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