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Lebensalter (Südbrunnen)
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Lebensalter (Südbrunnen)

A Sculptural Water Symphony in Berlin's Heart

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The 'Lebensalter' fountain at Wittenbergplatz captivates with its striking design by Waldemar Grzimek. Created as part of an extensive redesign, it narrates the story of life through its flowing forms. The sculptures exude timeless beauty, inviting you to enjoy the interplay of water and art. Explore this unique space where history and the present converge.
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The fountain on the south side of Wittenbergplatz was completed by Waldemar Grzimek's close associates after his death in 1984.

Quick Facts

Founded
1985

Guided Story

Imagine standing in a place where time seems to be captured in form and movement. If you listen closely, you might hear the gentle murmur of water whispering stories of the past. This fountain, 'Lebensalter,' was crafted by Waldemar Grzimek to tell a tale that resonates with us all. Take a closer look at the figures—they depict stages of life, from playful youth to contemplative elder. Behind you, to the north, is another fountain, but linger here a moment. Let yourself be enchanted by the harmony of water and sculpture. It's as if the figures are dancing with the water, inviting you to join in this timeless ballet.

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