There's nothing quite like the sight of a gorgeous, flowing fountain. The gushing water can be enough to take your breath away. Take a look at this list and discover some jaw-dropping beauties for yourself. Here are ten amazingly beautiful fountains around the world:

10. The Fountains of Bellagio in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

Las Vegas may be known for gambling and casinos, but there's another reason to visit the famous Vegas Strip. The Fountains of Bellagio provide an incredible show four times an hour for anyone passing by. Best of all, the water performance is free. That can come in quite handy if you've had some bad luck at the blackjack table.

If you like the Fountains of Bellagio, you're sure to love the majestic Dubai Fountain. The same designers developed the plans for each one. It cost nearly $220 million to construct, but the brilliant array of lights and dancing water make it worth every penny. There's even music to set the mood and add to the enjoyment.

If you're looking for a vibrant and colorful fountain, look no further than the Moonlight Rainbow Fountain in Seoul. It's located on the Banpo bridge and is currently the longest bridge fountain in the world. Thousands of stunning LED nozzles give the fountain its striking colors.

They say when you're in Rome, you should do as the Romans do. Most locals will tell you to visit the amazing Trevi Fountain. The combination of ornate sculptures and cascading water will captivate you. It's definitely a stop you should make if you're on an Italian holiday.

The La Joute Fountain puts on a wonderful spectacle. It's a fantastic spot to spend a summer evening. Watch as gentle trickles turn to massive streams that shoot up into fiery rings. Each performance lasts over 30 minutes so you'll have plenty of time to appreciate this beauty made of bronze.

Isamu Noguchi was the designer and mastermind behind this unique fountain. It contains several structures that appear to be floating in mid-air at staggering heights. The design may look like magic, but the only magical thing is the beautiful result of flowing water.

Bigger isn't always better when it comes to fountains. Sometimes the smaller ones can actually be more intricate. That's the case with this quaint fountain located at Waterfront Park in Charleston. Water passes through tiers in a formation that resembles a pineapple, which happens to be the symbol of hospitality.

Swarovski is a name that's synonomous with crystals. The Swarovski company has a museum in Innsbruck that puts the shiny stones on display for everyone to see. With all the glitz inside, they couldn't let the outside be upstaged. The front of the building is a face fountain that's covered in grass and moss. Water flows from the oversized mouth as the crystal eyes appear to gaze on visitors below.

Almost no list of fountains would be complete without the Fountain of Wealth in Singapore. The Guinness Book of World Records documents this as the largest fountain in the world. People can collect coins from the perimeter of the fountain for good luck as well as watch dramatic laser shows.

If you don't have the time or money to travel extensively, head to Epcot at the Walt Disney World Resort. The World Showcase portion of the park will let you feel like you're hopping from country to country. The Fountain of Nations brings all those countries together. With the astounding streams, Disney music and bright lights, this water performance will please everyone in the family.