- Turned on each morning by caretakers whose job it is to keep the fountain working, the Jet d'Eau is one of the city's most famous landmarks...
- In 1891, when Switzerland was due to mark its 600th birthday, it was decided to move the Jet d’Eau from the Usine de la Coulouvrenière to where it stands today.
- The Jet d’Eau fountain first appeared in 1886 in Coulouvreniere, in the vicinity of the downstream adjacent to its present location.
- Jet d'Eau is one of the city's most famous landmarks, spouting glistening water 140 metres (460 feet) into the air.
- Tabii ki, 140 litre suyu her saniyede havaya fırlatan 500-ayaklı su çeşmesi Jet d'Eau, yani Cenevre Gölü'nün üzerinden uçan 7...
- Since 1891, a gigantic jet of water has been Geneva’s most important landmark. ... jet-deau-5.
- The Jet d’Eau is one of the most famous sights in Geneva and one of the largest fountains in the world, shooting water approximately 460-feet high.
- The Jet pumps 132 to 185 gallons of water per second to the height of 460 feet and some 1,860 gallons of water are in the air at any one time.
- Bu keyfi arttıran bir diğer unsur da Cenevre Gölü’ndeki “Jet d’Eau” isimli su fiskiyesidir. cenevre jet deau.
- No visit to Geneva would be complete without seeing one of its most iconic sights: the Jet d'Eau.