An interesting fountain that is situated on the side of the central Piazza Il Campo. It is a point of interest for tourists. This fountain dates back to the early medieval period where it served as an end point of conduits that brought water to the city. The current fountain dates back to the 1800's. It is not a grand fountain and is a rectangular based adorned on both sides with bas reliefs. Still offers a good photo op.

We were walking along the Piazza trying to decide which restaurant to pick for dinner, which wasn't an easy choice at all, since all of them seemed to offer delicious dishes. This restaurant is at the far end of Piazza del Campo, which probably has something to do with the fact that when we walked to this restaurant to check the menu, it was the only empty restaurant in the Piazza. We found this curious, considering the menu, ambiance and decor looked very nice. We ended up going there precisely because it was empty, as we wanted to escape the tourist-packed restaurants and just have a nice quiet dinner. We were in for a real treat! The staff were amazing, the food was delicious, we went the full Italian style-dining (with antipasti, primi, secondi,...) plus a bottle of wine and a desert wine and despite all of that the price was much less than we'd expected. All in all, a great experience!