Robba Fountain

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Robba Fountain, also known as “The Fountain of Three Carniolan Rivers,” is one of the most famous symbols and landmarks of Ljubljana, Slovenia. Created by renowned Baroque sculptor Francesco Robba in the 18th century, this fountain is a masterful representation of artistic design and symbolism.

Location:

The Robba Fountain stands majestically in front of the Ljubljana Town Hall, located in Town Square (Mestni trg), in the city center.

Attractions:

Attractions of Robba Fountain include:

Sculptural Majestic: This Baroque masterpiece is adorned with three river gods representing the principal rivers of Carniola: Ljubljanica, Sava, and Krka.
Scenic Surroundings: Positioned in the heart of the city, the fountain is surrounded by charming cityscapes, making it an excellent spot for photography.

Hours:

The square and the fountain are public areas and open at all times.

Tips:

The current Robba Fountain is a replica placed in 2006, while the original was moved indoors to the National Gallery for preservation.
Once you are at the fountain, take a moment to visit the Town Hall and the nearby St. Nicholas Cathedral.

Food & Shopping:

The surrounding area is bustling with cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops, offering a variety of dining and shopping options.