Fontebranda
Fontebranda
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TamarAndras
Crete, Greece1 contribution
Aug 2021 âą Solo
Please, help me. Who/what was 'Branda'? Where this name come from? By the way, i am in love with this place, i really want to go back. Beautiful.
Written March 11, 2022
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r0landbrunner
Zurich, Switzerland1,815 contributions
Jun 2021
the Fontebranda is a very nice old fountain with a long history of Siena's scare water ressources and an important place for its life for centuries. today there are fish swimming in it...
Written June 22, 2021
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bruno l
Paris, France825 contributions
Aug 2020
You can just pass-by on your way-up to the Basilica or to the Cathedral - interesting water fountain - really feel like putting your feet into it, especially when the weather is hot :)
Written October 25, 2020
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Denny S
Gothenburg, Sweden184 contributions
Oct 2019
Very old medieval fountain in a nice and quiet part of Siena with three gothic arches. It was originally much larger than today's version. Here you are able to form an idea how things used to be in the past. There were a drinking tank for men and a sepearate one for animals. The fountain was also used to wash clothes. My daughter (five years old) was especially delighted that there were colorful fish swimming around here.
Written November 7, 2019
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AllanJGJ
Wellington, New Zealand3,828 contributions
Oct 2019
If you stroll down Fontebranda from Via di Citta you'll come across this interesting medieval fountain in a quiet area. It's reputedly the oldest fountain in Siena and was even mentioned by Dante in the 'Inferno'. Don't be put off by the steep streep down because just across the road from the fountain is a series of escalators that will take you back to the top!
Written October 7, 2019
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Frank Geisler đšđ
Zurich, Switzerland13,254 contributions
Sep 2019 âą Family
We passed this imposing historic fresh water fountain in Siena.
A massive building with crystal clear water and several fish.
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A massive building with crystal clear water and several fish.
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Written October 2, 2019
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Ronnie S
Strathdon, UK1,369 contributions
Jul 2019 âą Couples
Hard to appreciate that in those early times water could be brought via stone channels, drop into a tank and the public have access. Its size allowed multiple use by people, animals and businesses. Hence the Guild of Woolmakers involvement.
Written July 29, 2019
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Elaine H
Raleigh, NC37 contributions
Jul 2019
This was located directed behind our hotel and it was so interesting. There were lots of people there when we visited. The children especially enjoyed the fish and feeding them.
Written July 18, 2019
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Lucie M
Vancouver, Canada212 contributions
Apr 2019 âą Couples
You can just imagine women gathering here to wash the household's dirty linens and exchange all that juicy gossip. Beautiful arches, lovely green clear water... and the flash of colour of big carp swimming in the cool depths.
Written May 3, 2019
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pyegirl
Rome, Italy1,402 contributions
Apr 2019 âą Friends
This was a very beautiful site that is not on the typical tourist trail. It's an ancient fountain built in the 1300s. Our guide said that St. Catherine's family lived in the area and were cloth dyers.
Written April 10, 2019
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guarada che la Fontebranda dantesca e' a Romena in casentino (ove io falsai la lega--)
TamarAndras
Crete, Greece1 contribution
Where name 'Branda' came from? Who/what was Branda?
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- (0.04 mi) Siena UP Town : Sabrina's Cozy Apartment
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- Restaurants near Fontebranda:
- (0.02 mi) Blandis CafĂš & Wine Bar
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- (0.11 mi) Bar Il Pintoricchio
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