Fountains were preserved in many places in the town, providing architectural freshness and useful public amenity. The construction boom of fountains began in the middle of 19th century. Such fountains were built by the streets, in the squares and in courtyards. They were decorated with stone ornamentation such as lions, doves, double-headed eagles. Usually their construction was funded by donations. Fountains were dexterously integrated into the overall urban image, to remind the next generations about the generosity   of individual persons but of guilds as well.

Five fountains in Tryana dating from 19th century were preserved.

The fountain in the old square next to the Clock Tower was restored in 1851; The fountain next to the entrance of Petko R. Slaveykov Secondary School was built by master builder Nedyalko Ganchev with funds donated by local rich man leader Nikola Raykov; The fountain from 1851 was built by Nikola Chushkov and Bonyu Chushkov; Demieva fountain was built in 1850; The fountain in Kachavunska mahala is of the local neighborhood or guild fountains type. It was built in 1873 with the funds of a local tailor craftsman.