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Bärenbrunnen

A Bear Garden in Historic Courtyards

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The Bear Fountain captivates with Peter Lipman-Wulf's artistic designs, nestled within the lush courtyards of the housing estate on Oberlandstraße. As a partial heritage site, it offers a peaceful retreat where you can feel the history of Berlin. Let the aesthetics of the 1930s transport you to another era.

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The Bear Fountain in Berlin's Oberlandstraße 96-101 housing estate was founded in 1930 and is now recognized as part of a partially heritage-protected area.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1930
Heritage Status: Partial Heritage Site

Guided Story

Do you hear the gentle sound of water trickling? That's the Bear Fountain right here, nestled amidst the lush greenery of the Oberlandstraße housing estate. It was crafted by Peter Lipman-Wulf during the transformative 1930s. Look up and you'll see the intricate bear figures, exuding both strength and a playful charm. Imagine the locals back then, strolling by, perhaps on their way to the nearby Fairy Tale Fountain. Behind you, slightly hidden, the Oberlandpark invites you for a brief stroll. This place tells stories of the past while offering a serene escape in the bustling city.