A Tourist in Rome - Fountain of Palazzo del Monte di Pieta

Location:41.89404, 12.47364 In Piazza del Monte di Pieta, 3 blocks north and 1/2 block east from Ponte Sisto
Metro:None
Time:10 minutes
Cost:Free
Hours:Viewable at any time

The Fountain of Palazzo del Monte di Pieta, from the early 1600's, is a small wall fountain on the northwest face of the Palazzo del Monte di Pieta. A small bowl is fed from the water trickling from the mouth of a grotesque face. An eagle stands on a platform above the face, and dragons, which also spew water from their mouths, are on either side of the face.

    
Fountain of Palazzo del Monte di Pieta
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Fountain of Palazzo del Monte di Pieta
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Fountain of Palazzo del Monte di Pieta
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