This is an important public fountain, part of the heritage of Vila Nova da Baronia.
It was mainly used to supply water to the local population and animals.
Its main structure is built in stone, showing the robustness of the time.
Its façade stands out for its simple but solid architecture.
It has two spouts, from which the water flowed into the tank.
At the bottom, there is a tank where the water was collected, essential for the function of the fountain.
It dates back to the 17th century, and is a historical testimony to community life.
It was a meeting point and of vital importance in the daily lives of the inhabitants to obtain water.
It represents a good example of the civil architecture of the time, focused on the basic needs of the population.
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