
Bembo fountain
Bembo fountain
Crete, Greece
Large stone fountain from the 1550s, decorated with a headless statue & Venetian coats of arms.
Last updated: February 11, 2026
Overview
Large stone fountain from the 1550s, decorated with a headless statue & Venetian coats of arms.
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Visitor Reviews
**★★★★★ sidharth singh — a month ago
They have turned the the old pump house here in to a cute cafe. Original and very good coffee. Tables and chairs are just placed under the tress. It's so beautiful.
**★★★★☆ A B — 3 months ago
This oldest fountain in the city was built by the captain Janmatteo Bembo between 1552-1554 however no tourist around, no water running and it was a bit sad to look at it. Government should take a good care of such treasures. It located next to the ottoman fountain - again no water
**★★★★☆ Ionuț Neamțu — 4 months ago
A very important piece in the place's heritage. But needs improvement. Was no water pouring and the smell was... Like pee. Still, worts seeing.
**★★★☆☆ Dave S — 8 months ago
It's a late medieval (Venetian) fountain that's worth a quick look but nothing really special. The figurine is interesting, possibly older than the fountain. Can be found at the top of the market.
**★☆☆☆☆ Lukasz Kowalski — 5 months ago
Unfortunately, the Bembo Fountain turned out to be a huge disappointment. The place is very neglected and poorly maintained. The area around the fountain smells of urine, and it is very dirty and covered in bird droppings. It's sad to see such a historic site in such a state. It's definitely not worth visiting in its current state.















