This ancient spring, unlike any other in the village, is powered by its own source of mineral water. It consists of a basin formed by a long stone trough against a wall of opus incertum. Located in a central position is the crowned, stone emblem of Pettorano inscribed with the date of 1871, which probably refers to a work of restoration. On the left of the trough, but a little further back, we...

This is a wall-fountain fed by the waters of the river Gizio. The wall is made up of blocks of hewn stone and leans against a trapezoidal, stone, plastered wall. The sides are framed and at the top in the middle is a rose with the spout. The fountain has recently been restored and the interior of the tank, as well as the upper edge, has been lined with a metal layer to prevent the water...

The wall fountain originally stood isolated on the road however we can now see that it leans up against a building of more recent constuction. From the basin rises a wall made from rough stone with a curved concrete frame and segmental arches.  It is precisely this lack of consitency of materials which leads to the presumption that the fountain has been the subject of work which was done at...

The fountain, inaugurated in 1897, is a true work of both engineering as well as art, so that at the time it was called a "hydraulic mechanic plant." It was built against the wall at the side of the parish church of San Dionisio, near the new entrance which was opened in 1842.  The fountain consists of a stone trough, with a central wall made of blocks of stone on which is a bronze...

The fountain is located in the former lobby of the Palazzo Ducale, and leans against the side of the parish church of San Dionisio. Built in the 17th century by the first Prince of Pettorano, Fabrizio Cantelmo II, it was built in carved stone and consists of two stacked cups of different diameters, the larger one flatter, arranged on a circular decorated stem supported by a square base with an...