Roland Fountain

The Maximilian Fountain or Roland Fountain was worked in 1572 in the Austrian stone workshop of Andreas Lutringer, with a money-related commitment from Hungary's King Maximilian II. In any case, it is otherwise called Roland's Fountain. It comprises of a gigantic round tank 9 meters in breadth. Amidst the tank stands a 10.5-meter-high section beat by a statue of a knight in protective layer said to speak to the knight Roland, an unbelievable protector of the city's rights.

Right up 'til the present time, a legend still connects to the wellspring. The knight ordinarily remains with his face turned towards the town corridor. Be that as it may, once every year, definitely at the stroke of midnight at New Year, he turns and bows toward the previous town corridor, regarding the twelve councilors who in the past gave their lives keeping in mind the end goal to spare the city.