Madrid Fountains
Did you know that the Cibeles and Neptuno Fountains used to stand opposite to each other? Are you familiar with the fact that Madrid has the only Fountain on Earth representing the Fallen Angel? The fountains in the capital can answer these questions, and many others too, telling stories about the city.
Cibeles Fountain
Fountain of Neptune
Monument to Cervantes
The Fallen Angel
Las Fuentecillas or Four Fountains
Fuente de Apolo (Fuente de las Cuatro Estaciones)
Fuente de la Alcachofa
Galápagos Fountain or Isabella II Fountain
Fuente de la Cruz Verde (Diana Cazadora)
Orpheus Fountain
Fountain of Fame or Fountain of Antón Martín
La Granja de San Ildefonso
French formal gardens, monumental fountains, glass factories, beautiful landscapes and delicious judiones beans. There’s much more to La Granja than just its palace.
Sardana Fountain
Located in the gardens of El Retiro Park, in the Sardana roundabout, the relief of the fountain shows a group of figures dancing a Catalan sardana.
Madrid Río Fountains
The urban beach of Madrid Río is made up of three fountains. Three esplanades with several jets of water each one of which can be accessed free of charge.
Conchas Fountain
Monumental fountain in Madrid located in the Campo del Moro gardens, alongside the Royal Palace.
