Draft:Multimedia Fountain Park at Podzamcze
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Comment: Per WP:GNG, there must be significant coverage in reliable sources. The ones you used do not qualify. I found that there is a name variation when I searched Google so maybe there are additional references in non-English sources you can add. CNMall41 (talk) 21:02, 27 February 2024 (UTC)
Multimedia Fountain Park at Podzamcze
Multimedialny Park Fontann | |
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| Opening date | 2011 |
| Location | Warsaw |
Multimedia Fountain Park at Podzamcze is a complex of four fountains in the New Town in Warsaw.
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The fountain complex was launched on the 7th of May 2011 for the 125th anniversary of establishing the Municipal Water and Sewage Company of the City of Warsaw (MPWiK)..[1]
On Friday and Saturday evenings (and sometimes on other days) at 9.00 pm or 9.30 pm from May to September, 30-minute 'water-light-sound' multimedia shows using LED spotlights and lasers take place here. Each season, a new show in the form of an animated story is presented on the water screens of the Multimedia Fountain Park.
The total surface area of the water mirrors 2870 m². Next to the fountains, a bench was unveiled for William Heerlein Lindley, who designed Warsaw's sewerage system and launched the city's waterworks in 1886.
The construction of the Multimedia Fountain Park is intended by the city authorities as a further step in realising Stefan Starzyński's pre-war vision of steering the capital city towards the Vistula River[2]
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