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Märchenbrunnen (Südost)

A Fountain of Tales in Neukölln's Heart

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The Märchenbrunnen, crafted by sculptor Ernst Moritz Geyger, is a heritage-listed ornamental fountain situated in Schulenburgpark, established in 1935. The park, initially laid out around 1913 and redesigned in 1923 by Ottokar Wagler, provides a historical backdrop. This fountain captivates with its artistic design nestled within the park's historic charm.

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Schulenburgpark is named after Rudolf Wilhelm Graf von der Schulenburg.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1918

Guided Story

You're standing before a piece of Berlin's history, the Märchenbrunnen, crafted by Ernst Moritz Geyger. Since its installation in 1935, it has graced Schulenburgpark, a space established around 1913 and redesigned by Ottokar Wagler in 1923. This park, named after Rudolf Wilhelm Graf von der Schulenburg, showcases the landscape design of its time. The fountain isn't just a decorative feature; it's a monument celebrating the blend of art and nature here. As you look around, you'll notice how seamlessly it fits into the park, thanks to Wagler's thoughtful planning. Take a moment to appreciate the details of its artistic design, which make this fountain truly unique.