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"Spree und Havel"-Brunnen

A tribute to Berlin's iconic rivers

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Located in Lichtenberg, the 'Spree und Havel' Fountain is a captivating sculpture by Dietrich Grüning, enchanting visitors since its inauguration in 1982. Standing at 1.8 meters, it symbolizes Berlin’s major rivers, drawing attention with its artistic design. Surrounded by greenery, the fountain offers a serene spot to appreciate the harmonious blend of water and art.

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The "Spree and Havel" fountain was inaugurated in 1982, a year noted for its influx of new artworks and sculptures in Berlin.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1982
Height: 1.8 m

Guided Story

Can you hear the gentle sound of water flowing? That's what makes this place so special. The 'Spree and Havel' Fountain tells the story of two rivers that have shaped Berlin. Look at the way the water seems to dance in the air, capturing the movements of the Spree and Havel. It's like they're meeting here, swirling together in a graceful ballet. Dietrich Grüning, the artist, has created something that feels both light and robust. Turn around and take in the greenery surrounding the fountain. It's a perfect spot to pause, relax, and let the soothing sound of water wash over you.