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Vier-Winde-Brunnen

Artistic Elegance at Lankwitz Town Hall

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The Four Winds Fountain, a cultural heritage monument in Berlin, was crafted by Ludwig Isenbeck in 1912. Standing five meters tall, it captivates with its unique design and position as part of the Lankwitz Town Hall.

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The fountain was inaugurated during an opening ceremony.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1912
Height: 5 m
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Can you see the mark of Ludwig Isenbeck here? This is the Four Winds Fountain, a cultural heritage monument in Berlin. Standing five meters tall, it commands attention with its striking design. Crafted in 1912, it's not just a fountain; it's part of the Lankwitz Town Hall, whispering stories of a bygone era. To your right, you might spot St. Benedikt Church in the distance, while Bernkastler Platz stretches out to the northeast. Let the artistry and historical significance of this place captivate you.