Fuente De Los Incrédulos in Zaragoza: photos, reviews

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Fuente De Los Incrédulos stands as a testament to Zaragoza's rich history. This neoclassical fountain, crafted from striking white limestone, measures 7 by 5 meters and captures the essence of 18th-century elegance. Built in 1786 by D. Ramón Pignatelli, the fountain marks the arrival of the Canal Imperial's vital waters with its Latin inscription, translating to "To the conviction of the incredulous and the convenience of travelers." Easily accessible near the tranquil Casablanca locks and an inviting park, it's an ideal spot for families, allowing children to explore and learn amidst historical beauty. The enchanting ambiance, coupled with its historical significance, earns it a solid 4.3 rating from visitors, making it a must-see for those drawn to Spanish heritage.

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Suitable for children, Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Vía Ibérica N.º 33 / P. Infantes De España

Bus stop 146 m walk

(075) - Via Iberica,

Bus stop 127 m walk

Embarcadero / Vía Ibérica

Bus stop 110 m walk

P. Infantes De España N.º 1 / Vía Ibérica

Bus stop 152 m walk

4.4

based on 702 reviews

Google

4.3/5 416 reviews

Facebook

4.6/5 286 reviews

POBAVI

Muy bonita

joaquin marco corvinos

Es un lugar tranquilo y maravilloso

Abelardo Lavilla

Lugar de encuentro, para salidas ciclistas por la zona sureste de Zaragoza

Fuente De Los Incrédulos in Zaragoza

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