Alexandra Fountain

Alexandra Fountain is viewed as one of Bendigo, Victoria, Australia's most noticeable tourist spots and monuments. The fountain is situated in Bendigo's "Charing Cross", the convergence of View Street and Pall Mall. Charing Cross viably remains at the focal point of the city and is one of Bendigo's busiest and most conspicuous convergences. The fountain remains inverse to the principle passage of Rosalind Park. The fountain was named out of appreciation for Alexandra, Princess of Wales and the stupendous opening was gone to by her children Prince Albert and Prince George.

Other than the Exhibition Fountain, worked in 1880 and situated in the Melbourne's Carlton Gardens, the Alexandra Fountain is the biggest and most fancy metropolitan fountain in Victoria. Gorgeously the fountain incorporates lion head gushes, four symbolic female figures, gushed bronzed mer-steeds and dolphins, emblems of seashells, dolphins and tridents likewise embellish the fountain. The pool is circumscribed by an enlivening solid metal fence and lit with 4 cast press lights. Verifiably the fountain is a landmark to the accomplishment of the Goldfields and the Bendigo area. Tastefully the fountain is genuinely run of the mill recently Victorian grand plan yet is strange in that couple of fountains were worked by this subject.