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Fette Henne

A Fountain Masterpiece by Rolf Szymanski

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Created in 1984 by Rolf Szymanski, Die Fette Henne is located at the Buckower Damm entrance to Britzer Garten. This public fountain sculpture in Berlin's Britz district combines artistic design with its surroundings, offering a place to pause.

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The fountain was erected the year before the 1985 Federal Garden Show.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1984
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: bildhauerei-in-berlin.de/bildwerk/fette-henne-5284

Guided Story

Standing here at Buckower Damm, you might notice the eye-catching Fette Henne, a distinctive fountain sculpture by Rolf Szymanski, created in 1984. This piece of art seamlessly blends with its surroundings, positioned right at the entrance to Britzer Garten. You might feel how the artistic design of the fountain creates a connection between the urban setting and the natural landscape of the garden. Take a look around, and you'll find the Britzer Mühle just 406 meters to the north, another notable feature of this area. The Fette Henne invites you to pause for a moment, soaking in the creative energy of this unique artwork.