The gardens that surround Villa Borghese in Rome have a long history. Established by Cardinal Scipione Borghese in 1605 from his former vinyard, the gardens are one of the most extensive in Rome. There is a number of fountains that refresh both body and spirit after a hot day in the city. My two favorites were the Sea Horses Fountain – because of the horses playing with water; and the part of the pedestal of another fountain – because of the rusty red that is one of “my” colors 🙂 Cascading water makes all sorts of things beautiful 🙂
My contribution to Weekly Photo Challenge – H2O.
Sonia en Route 
It was really good to be able to cool down a bit by these fountains 😉
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Indeed, it was 🙂 And we could drink from them too. Not sure if the horse one was “drinkable”, but the ones with urns were.
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You’ve got a wonderful eye.
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Thanks you, that is sweet 🙂 But I looked around your blog and you have a wonderful eye yourself, for flowers, and colors, and interesting places.
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