Venice, FL
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Venice has more than 30 parks ranging in size from tiny pocket parks to the beach along the Gulf of Mexico. Some of the more unique parks include Paw Park, where dogs may romp on the beach, and Venetian Waterway Park, where people may bike and hike on a 5-mile stretch along both sides the Intracoastal Waterway. Please enjoy our parks and beaches while maintaining social distancing guidelines.
Fountain Park
Amenities:- Benches
- Decorative Fountain
- Landscaping
- Litter Receptacles
- Pedestrian Walkway
- Parks
Features a newly refurbished fountain with LED light fixtures and flowers installed with the help of the Venice Area Beautification Inc. (VABI) Bloom Team, and a number of benches for reading, relaxing and reflecting.
The fountain was first donated by the First National Bank of Venice in 1986. In 1995, after it was damaged and could not be repaired, it was replaced with the cast iron fountain by former mayor Merle Graser, then CEO and president of First National Bank of Venice. The statue depicts Hebe, the goddess of youth.
Located at the intersection of three streets: Ponce De Leon Avenue, Miami Avenue and Nokomis Avenue.
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