RIMONDI FOUNTAIN
A fountain to be admired with its three Corinthian columns surmounted by Latin inscriptions and lion heads.
This fountain, built in 1626, is named after Alvise Rimondi, the Venetian governor of Rethymno. It covered a large part of the drinking water needs of the city's inhabitants. Through a series of pipes, discovered during recent works, the water reached the city from the Evligia hill, to the south. Today we can admire the three Corinthian columns with Latin inscriptions and the lion's heads - the symbol of Venice - from which the water gushes. According to the ancient legend, whoever drinks this water will never grow old!
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