Fountain and Plague Column

The Plague Column Fountain, is one of the ancient water fountains in the city that dates back to the sixteenth century, in the middle of which is what is known as the Plague Monument, where the marble column extends carrying the statue of the Virgin Mary, with the aim of protecting the city from the epidemic that was prevalent at the time, and at the bottom the water comes out from The four openings above which stand the statues of Saints John, Vitus, Judas and Vaclav.