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Large Onofrio's Fountainin Dubrovnik, Croatia

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Beautiful ancient fountain in the old part of Dubrovnik was once a part of the unique system of water supply. Even now you can drink spring water here!
Large Onofrio's Fountain, Dubrovnik
The fountain was built in the 1430s. It was connected by aqueduct system with springs located a few kilometers from Dubrovnik. The fountain is designed as a huge central dome with sixteen water taps around it. Each tap is decorated with a unique stone mask.

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#15Drink wanter from the Large Onofrio's Fountain in DubrovnikDrink wanter from the Large Onofrio's Fountainoddviser

Even today, you can take advantage of the achievements of medieval engineers!

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Location: the Old Town

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