Fontana della Dea di Roma

Fontana della Dea di Roma is the atmospheric fountain located in Piazza di Spagna, Roma. The fountain, originally designed by Giacomo della Porta in 1586, was cast in bronze during the Papacy of Pope Gregory XIII and has become a symbol of the eternal city. The fountain features figures of Neptune, Triton, and other mythological figures, and is surrounded by the tufa, a volcanic rock, and is framed by Agean marble that creates a mesmerizing effect. The fountain is a popular attraction for visitors, and a perfect spot to take photos of the cityscape of Rome.