Il Fontanone

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Il Fontanone is a monumental Baroque fountain in Rome, Italy, celebrated for its grand façade and as a prominent symbol of the city’s historic aqueduct system.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Acqua Felice 1
Il Fontanone canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Baroque architecture
fountain
monumental fountain
alsoKnownAs Acqua Paola Fountain
Fontana dell’Acqua Paola
architecturalStyle Baroque
commissionedBy Pope Paul V
constructionStart early 17th century
continent Europe
country Italy
dedicatedTo Pope Paul V
designedBy Flaminio Ponzio
Giovanni Fontana
era Counter-Reformation
feedsFrom Acqua Paola aqueduct
linked to: Aqua Paola aqueduct
hasFeature columns and pilasters
grand façade
inscription with papal coat of arms
large central basin
multiple arches
sculptural decorations
waterfalls into a large pool
hasFunction public fountain
terminal fountain of an aqueduct
hasInscriptionLanguage Latin
hasNumberOfArches five
heritageStatus important monument of Rome
inaugurationDate 1612
locatedIn Rome
Trastevere
locatedOn Janiculum Hill
maintainedBy Comune di Roma
materialUsed marble
travertine
namedAfter Pope Paul V
overlooks panoramic view of Rome
partOf historic aqueduct system of Rome
region Lazio
symbolOf Baroque Rome
Rome’s historic aqueduct system
touristAttraction yes
waterSource Lake Bracciano area via aqueduct

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Acqua Felice aqueduct alsoKnownAs Acqua Felice
linked to: Il Fontanone