This sculpture stands out as an eleven-metre-high arch-fountain, from which water spouts in the form of rain in varying degrees of intensity.

This arch-fountain symbolises the gateway to the 20,000m² Les Pruneres Park and is the first stop on a route that stretches past and along walking paths, children’s play areas (with inclusive play spaces), areas for rest and contemplation...

At the back of the Park, which opened in 2011, sits a full-scale replica of the Mollet Menhir, near where it was discovered during construction of the Park in 2009.