Well the "fountain" had no water. There is a modern drinking fountain next to it, but it just dribbles out... Not sure I even want to drink from it...
Beautiful marble drinking fountain in the middle of a beautiful park. It was lovely walking around with my dog.
The Ready Money Drinking Fountain (1875) is Regent's Park's most charming oddity – a whimsical Gothic Revival monument topped with a heron, where both humans and dogs once drank together! Though no longer functional, its intricate carvings (look for the lizard and squirrel details) and historical plaque make it a delightful pitstop near the boating lake. Why it’s special: A rare surviving "double fountain" (separate tiers for people/pets) Donated by philanthropist Sir Cowasjee Jehangir, whose Bombay shipping fortune funded London’s clean water movement Perfect photo op during rose garden visits Tip: Find the hidden inscription: "The gift of Ready Money Cowasjee Jehangir of Bombay." Pair with a stroll to Queen Mary’s Gardens nearby.
A great place to visit with your family. Quiet place, ideal spot if you have a dog.
This area has a separate drinking fountain you can actually use. It's a great spot.
Beautiful spot to take a break from walking, grab one of the nearby benches - Regent’s Park
A good spot to meet up with friends as it is easy to find. The area is quite dark though at night - I don't remember there being any lamp posts or if there were, they were not on around 8pm.
Very busy at the moment, but pretty as always.
Ready Money Drinking Fountain, Regents Park is located at The Broad Walk, London NW1 4HJ, UK
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