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How to Find a Fountain

Public water works are one of the oldest forms of public art. Through the directed use of water through plumbing, they create a visual and aural experience for all to enjoy. Today, fountains have become elaborate center pieces for many public spaces. Fountains are sometimes at the center of corporate business parks. Other times they are the focal points of museums. Wherever they are, finding a fountain takes only a moment and can be great way to spend the day.

Instructions

  1. Find fountains locally

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      Some fountains are minimalistic, but still enjoyable.

      Determine where you are and where you're going to be. Knowing your location will help you find a fountain in your area. This way you won't need to go searching other cities and towns. There is most likely a fountain for you to enjoy nearby.

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      A fountain can come in almost any shape.

      Use a fountain finding website. There are many websites that list public works of art that include fountains. There are some websites devoted only to finding fountains. These sites also provide historical information, such as the builder, the date of construction and other trivia.

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      A set of water steps is a common fountain feature.

      Consider the location. Remember to look up parking or bus information to ensure a safe and easy arrival at your destination. Some fountains are in business parks that are not clearly accessible from the street, so do your homework before you head out. Also look up nearby attractions, such as restaurants and other works of art.

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      Many fountains are in urban city centers.

      Head to your desired fountain and enjoy it. These fountains were built to be public art for all to enjoy. Feel free to take photos and video, or just sit around listening to the splashing water.

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