FountainCultural Heritage Monument11550a81…1d19

Vier-Winde-Brunnen

A Masterpiece of Berlin's Fountain Art

Counts toward these achievements:

Berlin: First Steps10 pts

Berlin: Explorer25 pts

Berlin: Insider50 pts

Standing tall in Hanna-Renate-Laurien-Platz, the Vier-Winde-Brunnen captivates with its artistic design, recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Berlin. Since its unveiling in 1912, the five-meter-high fountain has seamlessly blended into the historic charm of Rathaus Lankwitz. Its intricate details attract both art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. A visit offers a journey through time and a visual feast for the senses.

Be the first to check in here

Did you know?

The Vier-Winde-Brunnen, inaugurated in 1912, has been a protected cultural heritage monument in Berlin ever since.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1912
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Do you hear the gentle sound of water flowing? This melody has been enchanting visitors for over a century. The Vier-Winde-Brunnen before you was built in 1912 and tells the story of the four great winds. Look closely at the intricate figures. Each represents a cardinal direction, narrating tales of strength and adventure. Did you know that this fountain was a gift from sculptor Josef Rauch? He wanted to present Berlin with a piece of art that captures the dynamism and energy of the winds. To your left, you can see Rathaus Lankwitz, perfectly complementing the fountain. Together, they create a space that beautifully blends past and present.