Steble Fountain — Local services in Liverpool

The Steble Fountain is not only a beautiful piece of Victorian sculpture, but also a wonderful place to contemplate Liverpool’s rich history. Gifted to the city in 1877 by a former mayor, and designed by French sculptor Paul Liénard, the fountain is full of mythological detail and old-world charm. Surrounded by iconic landmarks like St George’s Hall, the Walker Art Gallery, and Wellington’s Column, the area feels like an open-air museum. It's a perfect spot to sit, reflect, and take in the beauty and heritage...

The Steble fountain is a grade ll listed Victorian fountain presented to the city of Liverpool by a former mayor in 1879. The fountain is cast iron with some bronze fittings. The figures on the four corners are marine gods, Neptune, acis, galatea and amphitrite. The sixteen overflows are decorated with scallops and lancastrian roses. It is an impressive addition...

This was once a wonderful iconic fountain now no longer works it’s fallen into disrepair Liverpool city council get your act together and get this wonderful fountain working again we as Liverpool residents pay enough money to subsidise this such a shame when all of London’s fountains are working in their city 3 stars make our city...