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The Venetian Rimondi Fountain with Corinthian columns and lion-head spouts in Rethymno's old town.
Free entry

Dietmar Rabich · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Source

Rimondi Fountain

The Rimondi Fountain is a Venetian public fountain in Rethymno's old town, built in 1629 and named after the city's rector Alvise Rimondi, whose family arms it bears. Four Corinthian columns frame three lion heads that still spout water, beneath the Latin inscription LIBERALITATIS FONTES. Only fragments survive of the dome that once covered it.

Nearby

Neradje Mosque

historic building

Archaeological Museum of Rethymno

museum

Fortezza of Rethymno

castle

Free entry

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