The Magic Fountain of Montjuic was planned to be completed for the Great Universal Exhibition in 1929, in only one year. No one thought this could be possible, but the 3,000 workers that were commissioned managed to finish it in less than one year. The magic fountain puts on a real show, with colours, lights, music and water acrobatics, creating a spectacular view. You can admire it every Thursday to Sunday in the summer months and every Friday and Saturday during winter.
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The Magic Fountain of Montjuic was planned to be completed for the Great Universal Exhibition in 1929, in only one year. No one thought this could be possible, but the 3,000 workers that were commissioned managed to finish it in less than one year. The magic fountain puts on a real show, with colours, lights, music and water acrobatics, creating a spectacular view. You can admire it every Thursday to Sunday in the summer months and every Friday and Saturday during winter.
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