Fontana Delle Tette

Fontana Delle Tette, or 'Fountain of the Tits,' is one of Treviso's most beloved and quirky landmarks. Located in a small square near the Palazzo dei Trecento, the fountain depicts a bare-breasted female figure, from whose breasts water once flowed. Originally built in 1559 as part of the city's aqueduct system, it became the centerpiece of a local wine festival where the fountain flowed with red and white wine instead of water. Today, the fountain is a popular photo spot and a symbol of Treviso's playful spirit. The surrounding area is pedestrianized, making it a pleasant place to pause and watch the world go by. The fountain is small but full of character, with a stone basin and a wrought-iron canopy added later.

Don't miss

• Photograph the unique female figure and the intricate stone basin
• Imagine the fountain flowing with wine during historic festivals
• Visit the nearby Palazzo dei Trecento and Piazza dei Signori
• Enjoy a coffee or gelato at one of the surrounding cafes
• Learn about the fountain's role in Treviso's water history from nearby plaques

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Fontana Delle Tette

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