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Bärenbrunnen (Süd)
Artistic Fountain in Lush Residential Courtyard
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Created by Peter Lipman-Wulf, the Bärenbrunnen is a striking piece of art nestled within the residential courtyards of Oberlandstraße 96-101. Since 1930, it has enhanced the green spaces with its artistic design, contributing to the area's partial heritage status.
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The Bärenbrunnen was established in 1930.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1930
- Heritage Status
- Partial Heritage Site
Guided Story
Take a closer look at the Bärenbrunnen, crafted by Peter Lipman-Wulf. Since 1930, this sculpture has been part of the residential courtyards at Oberlandstraße 96-101, contributing to the area's heritage status. Notice how it integrates seamlessly with the surrounding green spaces and buildings, offering a glimpse into the artistic spirit of the time. Just a short walk south, you'll find the Märchenbrunnen, while to the north, about 172 meters away, stands the Hatun Sürücü memorial. These artistic landmarks enrich the neighborhood and invite you to appreciate their historical and cultural significance.
Location
Nearby

Märchenbrunnen (Süd)
163 m away

Hatun Sürücü
172 m away

Oberlandpark
294 m away

Serbisch-orthodoxe Christi-Auferstehungs-Kirche
249 m away

Werner-Seelenbinder-Sportpark
669 m away

Gottlieb-Dunkel-Brücke
536 m away

Mussehlbrücke
543 m away

Oderstraßenbrücke
568 m away
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