In the heart of the picturesque town of Cooper lies this distinctive historic fountain of exceptional Italian-European style with backwater and narrow side streets to a medieval courtyard with a mixture of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. The current fountain dates back to 1666 AD, replacing the oldest fountain in the same location. It is characterized by an upper bridge in the form of a bridge, and is topped by an octagonal basin surrounded by fifteen columns, each of them carrying the arms of the local noble families who contributed money to build the fountain.