Maximilian's Fountain on Bratislava's Main Square was built in 1572. It is also known as Roland's Fountain. (source: Sme)
The famous Maximilian's Fountain, which has been under reconstruction since last autumn, has its Renaissance look back.
Four peeing boys, similar to the one in Brussels, have been returned to the fountain after more than two centuries, the TASR newswire reported.
“We also removed modern rings, which were added to the fountain in 2005,” said Bratislava Mayor Matúš Vallo, as quoted by TASR.
Moreover, original stairs were added to the fountain.
Return after 225 years
While Brussels is proud of one urinating boy, Manneken Pis, Bratislava has four.
The fountain, also known as Roland's Fountain, was built in 1572 to mark the coronation of Maximilian II as the Hungarian king in Bratislava.
