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History: Inaugurated on June 29, 1928 and sculpted by Filogenio Fabbri from Rimini, the Fountain of the Four Horses can be defined as one of the symbols of the Rimini Riviera. It is located inside the Federico Fellini Park and, in 1945, resisted the passage of the front. In the same year, the fountain was removed and placed in the then headquarters of the Fire Brigade, after which three of the four horses were transferred inside the Marecchia Park. The basin was demolished in 1954. Only in 1983, thanks to the perseverance of Umberto Bartolani and the sculptor's daughter, Fausta Fabbri, was the fountain returned to its original position. At the base, in the lower part, a plaque dated 1987 commemorates Ugo Stentori, the last restorer of the work. Description: The large main basin is circular in shape, symbolically representing the sea. From the water rise four sea horses, which spray water from their nostrils and support with their heads another, smaller basin, from which another jet extends upwards. taken from: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fontana_dei_Quattro_Cavalli

and beautiful

historic source of free drinking water

Bronze bust of Claudio Tintori, a physician who, together with Ruggero Baldini, initiated the development of tourism in Rimini in 1843, by investing in the first beach facilities.

Great park

The Sacramora Source in Viserba source of drinking water

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It practically flows into the sea, it could be the shortest river in the world... it's the Survòun. I know, you've never heard of it. Few people know him even among the people of Rimini. I'm Renata from the Hotel Villa Perazzini. When I accompany my hotel guests on walks, I particularly love seeing their amazed look when they find themselves faced with something they never thought they would see in Romagna. One of the things that creates the greatest amazement is the Survòun, an ancient source of fresh (drinking) water that flows on the Viserbella shoreline. Many stories and legends are linked to Survòun. Consider that, until the 1960s, water flowed in such abundance that it created the phenomenon of quicksand. Our grandparents and parents often told of times when the Surcioun was their "bogeyman". It was said that a farmer had been swallowed up by quicksand along with an entire ox cart on a foggy day. It was probably a story invented by the elders to keep the more reckless children away from this area. Today there is no longer any trace of the quicksand and the spring is a pleasant discovery for tourists who want to soak their feet for a regenerating foot bath. It's wonderful to dip your feet in freezing water and then warm them in the sea! taken from https://www.hotelvillaperazzini.it/it/blog/73/Surci%C3%B2un-l%E2%80%99antica-fonte-di-acqua-dolce.html