In 2007, Lima repurposed one of their main parks, Park of the Reserve, and turned it into one of the cities major tourist attractions. With a final price tag of $13 million, the park has 13 fully illuminated fountains, many of which are interactive.  Within the first 7 months of its premier, it had 2 million visitors.  It's listed with Guinness Book as the largest collection of water fountains in the world.  The main fountain has a jet strong enough to send a constant spray 260 meters in the air.