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This baroque masterpiece is a striking centerpiece in Ljubljana's Town Square, inspired by Roman influences.

More About Robba Fountain

The Robba Fountain, also known as the Fountain of the Three Carniolan Rivers, is a baroque monument located in Mestni trg. Designed by the Italian sculptor Francesco Robba in the 18th century, its design was inspired by the famous fountains in Rome. The fountain features three figures symbolizing the rivers Sava, Ljubljanica, and Krka, making it a significant representation of the region's natural heritage. Though a replica, as the original stands in the National Gallery, it remains a beloved landmark and a testament to the artistic prowess of the era.

What Makes It Special

A prominent symbol of Ljubljana's baroque artistic influences.

Address

Mestni trg, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Best Time to Visit

Best visited during daylight when the intricate details are most visible.

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