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Seattle, Washington
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The International Fountain was constructed for the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, also known as the Century 21 Exposition, and has since become a lasting symbol of the fair's futuristic theme.
The fountain features a computerized water and light show that is synchronized to music, creating a dynamic and ever-changing experience for visitors.
In 1995, the International Fountain was renovated to improve its water conservation and energy efficiency, ensuring its sustainability for future generations.
The fountain's design features a large, bowl-shaped basin with over 20 water jets that can shoot water up to 120 feet in the air, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
The International Fountain is a favorite among families, offering a fun and interactive space where children can play in the water on warm days.
The fountain often serves as a backdrop for various events and festivals held at the Seattle Center, adding to its vibrant atmosphere.
