Vaillancourt Fountain
San Francisco, CA 94105
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The Vaillancourt Fountain is a stunning public artwork located in San Francisco, California. This iconic fountain, designed by Quebecois artist Armand Vaillancourt, is a popular tourist attraction and a beloved feature of the city's urban landscape. The fountain's unique design and cascading water make it a must-see destination for visitors exploring the city. Situated in a park setting, the Vaillancourt Fountain offers a peaceful and picturesque spot for relaxation and enjoyment. Visitors can admire the fountain's modernist design and flowing water while taking in the beautiful surroundings of San Francisco.
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"It’s dirty. But I love how the art interact with the current society. Somehow it speaks for the community."
"Right across the Ferry Building, I have heard most locals call it the ugliest fountain may because of the greenish water, homeless people sleeping, and trash lying around this brilliant piece of art sculpture. You can walk under and over the cement sculpture, quiet amazing and it is surrounded by a small park and couple of benches."
"Visually interesting sculture like fountain. However the water is green and there is always a homeless person ruin your photo."
"The Vaillancourt Fountain consists of multiple cubed pipes that spill green water. The same pressured water used to clean the sidewalks along Market Street. It might be a good indicator of water quality in the area."
"Very cool fountain. Lots of place to sit. Seems calm on a weekday. Right across from the ferry building which has a lot of shops and places to eat."
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