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Reuterplatz
A city square with historic charm
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Reuterplatz is home to a welcoming city square, featuring a kiosk and toilet facilities designed by Kurt Pöthig around 1910.
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Did you know?
The square was built around 1910.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- ~1910
- Architect
- Kurt Pöthig
Guided Story
As you explore Reuterplatz, you're standing on a city square designed by Kurt Pöthig around 1910. Take a look around and notice the kiosk and toilet facilities that bear his architectural touch. Just 29 meters to your northeast, you'll find the Fritz Reuter Fountain, possibly catching the gentle sound of water. This spot combines historical architecture with a peaceful ambiance, inviting you to linger a while.
Location
Nearby
St. Christophorus Kirche
60 m away
Fritz-Reuter-Brunnen
30 m away
Nikodemus-Kirche
154 m away
Theater im Keller
148 m away
HilbertRaum
166 m away
Boulodrome Paul-Lincke-Ufer
445 m away
Thielenbrücke
468 m away
Moviemento
452 m away
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