Water clock of Pincian Hill

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The Water clock of Pincian Hill is a 19th-century hydrochronometer in Rome’s Villa Borghese gardens, known for its ornate design and use of flowing water to power its timekeeping mechanism.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hydrochronometer
outdoor sculpture
public clock
architect Gioacchino Ersoch NERFINISHED
coordinateLocation 41.9107° N, 12.4793° E
country Italy
designer Giovanni Battista Embriaco NERFINISHED
era 19th century
exhibitedAt Exposition Universelle 1867 in Paris NERFINISHED
hasDial Roman numerals
hasFeature fountain jets
ornate decoration
wooden pavilion
hasPart basin
clock faces
decorative tower
fountain structure
water-driven mechanism
heritageStatus tourist attraction
inception 1867
laterInstalledAt Pincian Hill NERFINISHED
locatedIn Lazio
Metropolitan City of Rome Capital NERFINISHED
location Pincian Hill NERFINISHED
Rome
Villa Borghese gardens NERFINISHED
material glass
metal
wood
movementType water-powered escapement
near Piazza del Popolo NERFINISHED
Pincio terrace NERFINISHED
numberOfFaces 4
openToPublic true
partOf Villa Borghese NERFINISHED
poweredBy flowing water
style 19th-century ornamental design
subjectOf photographs
tourist guides
surroundedBy paths
trees
use public display
timekeeping

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Villa Borghese gardens hasAttraction Water clock of Pincian Hill