The Fountain Of Putti, Symbol Of Pisa's History And Culture Stock Photo

The Fountain of the Putti is a monumental sculpture located at the entrance to Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa, Tuscany, Italy. The fountain was designed by Giuseppe Vaccà and Giovanni Antonio Cybei and was completed in 1765.The fountain is made of white marble and consists of a central basin surrounded by four dolphins. At the top of the basin is a group of three putti, or cherubs, holding the coats of arms of Pisa and the Opera del Duomo. The dolphins represent the city's maritime heritage, while the cherubs represent the city's youth and vitality. The fountain is a popular tourist destination and a must for anyone visiting Piazza dei Miracoli.