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12. Floating Fountains
The concept of having fountains creating an "optical illusion" is not new, but when it came to Isamu Noguchi creating one, he decided to take it to a different height, literally. He went to Osaka, Japan, and created a set of nine fountains that shoot water down in such a way that it looks like the boxes that contain the water jets are actually floating in the air above.

11. The Archibald Fountain
In Sydney, Australia, you'll find a very unique fountain located in Hyde Park. The focal point of the fountain ironically isn't the water, but where parts of the water actually come from. As the fountain itself has many statues lining around it, and the statues are carved in the likeness of both Greek and Roman gods and creatures.

10. The Buckingham Fountain
Despite the name, this is not a fountain found at Buckingham Palace, but rather in Chicago Illinois.
This staple of Grant Park was actually made all the way back in 1927, and it's still there today and visited by many people.

9. The People's Friendship Fountain
Russia has a long and storied history in the entire world, and a big part of that history is on full display in Moscow within The People's Friendship Fountain. The fountain itself was built during 1951-1954, when the Soviet Union was at full power. Located at the All-Russian Exhibition Centre, the fountain is ordained with 16 gold-plated statues, which were built to represent the "republics" that were in the USSR at that time.

8. Magic Fountain of Montjuic
Found in Barcelona, Spain, the Magic Fountain of Montjuic is below the Palau Nacional on the Montjuïc hill, the official home of the Spanish government.
The fountain itself went live in 1929, which according to historians was quite a feat.

7. Bellagio Fountains
There are very few things in Las Vegas that are small, and the Bellagio Fountains are definitely not one of those things. This massive fountain, and its subsidiaries that help add to its wonder, took over $40 million dollars to create. Much like Las Vegas itself, the fountain is more than it appears, for this particular fountain does "shows" every 15-30 minutes.

6. Latona Fountain
The Palace Of Versailles is a very important part of French history in numerous ways, not the least of which was its importance in both World War I and II, but just in front of the palace is a water fountain that has gotten the attention of many over the years. Called the Latona Fountain (though sometimes it's referred to as the fountain in front of Versailles), is actually a depiction of a story of Roman mythology.

5. The Burj Khalifa Fountain
The building known as the Burj Khalifa is actually the biggest building in the world today, and it's one that was finished in 2018 within Dubai. As part of the construction of that building, a man-made lake was forged, and inside that lake is the Burj Khalifa Fountain. This fountain was made to be one of the highlights of the outside of the building, including having water jets that shoot water upwards of 500 feet into the air!!

4. Big Wild Goose Pagoda Fountains
Located in Xian, China, the Big Wild Goose Pagoda Fountains cover an astounding 111,000 square meters of area, making it the largest fountain complex in all of Asia. The massive fountain is actually shaped in the form of a "T", and so big that it's sectioned off into areas, ones called the Hundred-meter Waterfall Pool, Eight-level Plunge Pool and Prelude Music Pool.

3. Trevi Fountain
Trevi Fountain can be found in Rome, Italy, and it is widely considered one of the most famous fountains in all of the world. One of the biggest reasons for this is that the fountain and its accompanying background were beautifully sculpted to truly deliver a unique experience upon visiting it.

2. Fountain of Wealth
Singapore as a country has strived to have some of the biggest and best things in the world, and that includes having the biggest fountain in the world via the Fountain of Wealth. But it's more than just a symbol of the wealth of the country, it's actually meant to be a symbol of faith and unity itself.

1. Fountain of Nations
Disney World is a place where families, and the world, comes to gather in order to try and be happy and have fun, but in 1982, that principle took on a whole new meaning. That year was the year that the park known as Epcot was opened, and with it came a brand new fountain that was going to entertain people who were nearby.

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