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The German Fountain Chile has a very important German colony (German descendants), that date from the middle of the XIXth century, specially south from Santiago in the Xth region.
This monument is the German Fountain, donated by the German colony for Chile's independence centenary (1918). It represents a ship, coming out from the Andes Mountain Range and a condor (one of the animals in the Chilean coat of arms) opening its wings.
Please note the sign that says "Don't drink or bathe, polluted waters"...

posted by Edulabbe at 1/31/2007 11:48:00 PM 
I didn't know about the German decendents. Very interesting.
No thank you I'm not thirsty...

2/01/2007 2:35 AM 
elle est tres belle cette fontaine, et l'histoire est interessante

it is very beautiful this fountain, and the history is interesting

2/01/2007 4:34 AM


