Trocadéro Fountain

The Trocadéro Fountain, also known as the Warsaw Fountain, reveals itself as a long, rectangular basin flanked by smaller terraced pools that spill toward the Seine. It is defined by twenty angled water cannons that spray toward the Eiffel Tower, creating a continuous water mirror that aligns perfectly with the landmark across the river. Designed for the nineteen thirty-seven International Exposition, this fountain system is the only one remaining from that event that still functions with its original layout.