Fountain · Baeza
Fuente de Santa María
Today: Fuente de Santa María, Baeza
- Place
- Baeza
- Kind
- Fountain
- Built
- 1564
- What remains
- Standing
- Visiting
- Not checked
The fountain the council had built to commemorate the arrival of water in Baeza in 1564, designed by the Baeza architect Ginés Martínez in the form of a Roman triumphal arch. It carries eight caryatids and, in its upper part, the arms of Philip II. It was altered in 1670 and last restored in 1993.
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