Set the scene.
In the sixteenth century, arched shelters were built over Fontana’s springs for people washing clothes.
Here’s the twist.
Stone channels also carried spring water through the area.
Why it still matters.
Known as Għajn tal-Ħasselin, the washhouse connects architecture with everyday work. Imagine laundry day before a washing machine.
🧠 One to think about +
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