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    “Quite attractive fountain”

    This fountain is not far from the Capitolo and so you can visit it later. In my opinion it's not... read more

    Reviewed December 14, 2017
    Rosario_it
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    Brussels
    “Disapointed that the Fountain was not working”

    Just a short walk from the national Capital building in the Plaza de la Fraternidadis is the Park... read more

    Reviewed December 7, 2017
    Michael B
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    3.5
    13 reviews
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    • Very good30%
    • Average63%
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    Dec 13, 2017
    “Quite attractive fountain”
    Dec 6, 2017
    “Disapointed that the Fountain was not working”
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    Reviewed December 14, 2017
    Quite attractive fountain

    This fountain is not far from the Capitolo and so you can visit it later. In my opinion it's not worth a visit for itself. The water it's not always present and so the experience can be different.

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    Reviewed December 7, 2017
    Disapointed that the Fountain was not working

    Just a short walk from the national Capital building in the Plaza de la Fraternidadis is the Park India squeezed in between Monte and Dragones like a little island. It has a dazzling 3-meter-tall Fountain made of white marble in Carrara by Italian sculptor Giuseppe...More

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    Reviewed February 11, 2017
    Italian designed in 1837

    This fountain is a representation of the mythical Indian woman called Habana, the wife of cacique Habaguanex who ruled in the area before Columbus arrived. The fountain was designed by Giuseppe Gaggini in 1837. Impressive if you're in the area, but not worth a trip...More

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