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Fountain of Arethusa Fonte Aretusa with papyrus plants on ancient Ortigia island of Syracuse historic old town in Sicily in Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fountain of Arethusa Fonte Aretusa at Ionian sea shore on Ortigia island of Syracuse old town in Sicily in Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arethusa`s fountain in Syracuse. Sicily, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arethusa fountain with papyrus plants in Ortygia, Syracuse (Sicily) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Fountain of Arethusa in Syracuse, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Siracusa - Particolare della Fonte Aretusa Royalty Free Stock Photo

Papyrus plants in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy

Papyrus in Syracuse, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

Green Papyrus Plants - Close up Royalty Free Stock Photo

Siracusa - Particolare di piante di papiro Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arethusa Spring Fonte Aretusa located in Siracusa, Sicily with papyrus plants and a small pond Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arethusa Spring Fonte Aretusa located in Siracusa, Sicily with papyrus plants, a small pond and grey sky Royalty Free Stock Photo

Arethusa pond with duck and papyrus plants in Ortigia Siracusa Island in Sicily Royalty Free Stock Photo

Papyrus plants in Syracuse, Sicily, Italy Royalty Free Stock Photo

. In 1540 the spring, when Charles V strengthened the military structures of Ortigia, was englobed in the fortifications. Released in 1847, the reservoir took its present shape. The belvedere near the spring is what remains of the bastion demolished in the second half of the nineteenth century.