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Möwenbrunnen (Ost)
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Möwenbrunnen (Ost)

Artistic Bronze Seagulls in a Fountain Display

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Created in 1967 by Dietrich Rohde, the Möwenbrunnen, also known as Bronzemöwen, features bronze seagulls elegantly incorporated into the fountain's design. A reconstruction has restored its original appearance.
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The fountain was designed by Dietrich Rohde in 1967.

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Founded
1967

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Standing here, you’re in front of a unique piece of Berlin's artistic landscape, the Möwenbrunnen. Created by Dietrich Rohde in 1967, this fountain captivates with its elegant bronze seagulls, seemingly gliding effortlessly through the water. Notice how the birds are seamlessly integrated into the water feature, as if they are naturally part of it. A reconstruction has restored this harmony to its original form. Nearby, just 96 meters to the west, you can spot the Gestapo-Lager Wuhlheide memorial. This place beautifully merges art and history in its surroundings.

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