Fontana del Pantheon, Baroque fountain in Italy
The Fontana del Pantheon features an elegant obelisk atop a stunning, basin.
Designed by Giacomo della Porta in 1575, it is a witness to Rome's rich Renaissance history.
Located in the Piazza della Rotonda, it stands before the Pantheon, a temple to all gods.
Tourists can often be seen admiring the fountain while enjoying a gelato.
The Fontana del Pantheon was constructed using marble from the ruins of the Roman Baths of Agrippa.
Location: Roma Capitale
Architect: Giacomo della Porta
Creator: Giacomo della Porta
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