Fountain · Zaragoza

Fuente de los Incrédulos (Fuente del Molino de la Casa Blanca)

Today: Fuente de los Incrédulos, Zaragoza

Place: Zaragoza
Kind: Fountain
Built: 1786
What remains: Standing
Visiting: Visible from outside

A limestone fountain that Ramón Pignatelli had built beside the Casablanca locks, as an answer to those who laughed at the Imperial Canal project; it was inaugurated in December 1786. It is a plain basin, halfway between Baroque classicism and Neoclassicism, with the motto that gives it its name and the year in Roman numerals. The Imperial Canal authority restored it in 2020.

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