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Braunschweiger Quadriga

A Timeless Masterpiece atop Brunswick Palace

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Braunschweig: First Steps10 pts

Braunschweig: Explorer25 pts

Braunschweig: Insider50 pts

The Quadriga of Brunswick stands proudly on the roof of Brunswick Palace, blending history with the present. This magnificent statue features the Roman goddess of victory, Brunonia, drawn by four horses, celebrating the pride and heritage of the region. Visiting this spot lets you appreciate the artistic craftsmanship and offers a panoramic view of the city. Let the enduring allure of this statue captivate your senses.

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Brunonia in the Braunschweiger Quadriga holds an honor staff with a laurel-wreathed 'W', representing Duke Wilhelm, highlighting the deep historical ties to the region.

Guided Story

Feel the breeze around you? Look up. That's the Quadriga standing tall, a tribute to Duke Wilhelm and the rich history of Brunswick. It's more than just art; it's a reminder of the era when Wilhelm shaped the city. Did you know Brunonia, who stands in the chariot, is considered the city's guardian? The staff in her right hand bears a 'W' for Wilhelm. Step back a bit, and you'll see the entire scene framed by the palace just to the east. Let the grandeur of this sculpture wash over you as you take in the view.