Robba Fountain

Robba Fountain also known as the Fountain of Three Carniolan Rivers and a standout amongst the most acclaimed points of interest in the city, this flawless 1751 wellspring is named after its maker, the Italian Baroque stone carver Francesco Robba 1698-1757. The remainder of Robba's Ljubljana manifestations, the eight years it took him to finish basically bankrupted the man, and he at last left the city for Zagreb.

Construct freely in light of the great wellsprings of Rome, the craftsman's artful culmination highlights three waterway divine beings, apparently speaking to the Krka, Ljubljanica and Sava streams. Note the landmark remaining in Mestni Trg is a copy, the first having been moved inside the entryway of the National Gallery of Slovenia keeping in mind the end goal to shield it from the components.