The Symphony of Water shows at the Urban Fountains will continue until the evening of June 29, inclusive. Starting June 30, the show series will be suspended, following an official notice from the authorities regarding the start of consolidation and rehabilitation works on the deck covering the Dâmbovița River in the Unirii Square area.

The popular Symphony of Water shows will run until the end of June on the following weekends:

June 13–15 | June 20–22 | June 27–29, starting at 9:30 PM, with access to the area available between 9:00 PM and 11:00 PM.
Additionally, we remind you that the 2025 themed show, titled “Galaxy of Legendary Films”, will include a special drone performance on Saturday, June 14. The drones will create legendary figures and iconic symbols from the world of cinema in the night sky.

Starting June 30, Apa Nova Bucharest will begin dismantling and later rebuilding the fountain complex in Unirii Square, as part of the consolidation and rehabilitation works on the structure that covers the Dâmbovița River in this area.

The Urban Fountains in Unirii Square were fully restored in 2018 by Apa Nova Bucharest, with the support of the Bucharest City Hall. Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the fountains have become a landmark of European urban entertainment, offering synchronized multimedia shows that have transformed the heart of the capital into a cultural and tourist destination.

Since the launch of the Symphony of Water shows, hundreds of thousands of spectators—both locals and tourists—have enjoyed the eight themed performances combining water, music, and lights, significantly contributing to the revitalization of urban life in downtown Bucharest.

For updates and more information about the final shows, follow:

● Official Facebook page: Simfonia Apei
● Apa Nova website

About Apa Nova
Since 2000, Apa Nova, a company of the Veolia Group, has been responsible for managing water resources, treating and distributing water to consumers, and collecting wastewater and rainwater in Bucharest. Over 25 years, the water supply and sewer system has been rehabilitated, modernized, and developed according to best industrial practices, with investments exceeding €748 million to date.

In 2024 alone, Apa Nova produced nearly 180 million m³ of drinking water and conducted over 148,000 water quality tests, serving more than 2.1 million consumers.