This fountain, located next to the Aldford Street North Gate in Park Lane, was installed in 1963 when the road was widened.
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This fountain, located next to the Aldford Street North Gate in Park Lane, was installed in 1963 when the road was widened.
Located in the heart of Leicester Square, this fountain is topped with a statue of William Shakespeare.
The Venus Fountain in Sloane Square in London’s west was first unveiled in the early 1950s.
These fountains in St James’s Park are well-known landmarks located in the middle of the lake.
Described by Historic Royal Palaces as one of Hampton Court Palace’s “crowning glories”, the Great Fountain Garden at Hampton Court Palace was created to represent the height of Baroque fashion as exemplified at the Palace of Versailles in France.
This fountain near Paddington Basin features hundreds of water jets which are arranged in concentric circles to form the illusion of a labyrinth.
Unveiled to mark Queen Elizabeth II’s Silver Jubilee, this fountain can be found in New Palace Yard outside the Houses of Parliament.
Located at the heart of a site that was once Royal palace and later government offices, the fountain is a relatively recent addition.
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