A stop by the Orange Garden (Gardino degli Aranci) has a small car park at the entry, where you find this almost forgotten treasure. Just adjacent is an old pump style fountain where you can drink the freshest water in Rome.

As you start to walk down the Via Giulia from the Ponte Sisto, you will come across this playful fountain. This fountain is named the Fountain of the Big Mask, for obvious reasons. It was commissioned by the Farnese family and was sculpted by Girolamo...More

Fontana del Masherone is located on via Giulia, near Palazzo Farnese. The fountain was designed by Giacomo della Porta, in 1570 for the Farnese Family and it was to run off Acqua Vergine, however, water flow was not powerful enough. It was not until the...More

Near Giardino Degli Aranci/Garden of Oranges, there is a wall with a marble disc, which forms part of the Fontana del Mascherone di Santa Sabina. The fountain is an antique bath with the disc above, which has a mans face framed by a shell, with...More

This cool fountain at the entrance of the Parco Savello has a fascinating history, But the fountain seems to be ignored and unloved! On recent visit, the bath reservoir was no longer holding water, apparently having sprung a leak. Hope they repair and maintain this...More

Its a working fountain like many others in Rome but I wouldn't worry too much about seeing it. Its easy to pass if you're walking from Trastevere to Campo di Fiori.

Near the church of Santa Sabina, and at the entrance to the Orange Garden, is this wonderful fountain of a giant, grotesque mask, which spits water into a giant, ancient Roman basin. Well worth a stop to see it (and you can get a drink...More