Naiads Fountain

While walking inside the Municipal Park, it is easy to see the Tamerici Establishment, in whose garden the Fountain of the Naiads by Mario Rutelli (1859-1941) was placed in the 1930s, a miniature version of the one the sculptor from Palermo created at the beginning of the 20th century for the Piazza dell'Esedra in Rome. The original Renaissance architecture was supposed to be decorated with four lions, which were replaced by the Naiads, marine divinities. The model was purchased directly from the Rutelli family, who had kept it.

Access is free, but follows the opening hours of the Tamerici Thermae.