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Vater Rhein und seine Töchter

A majestic symbol of the Rhine in Unterbilk

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Discover the impressive fountain sculpture 'Father Rhine and His Daughters', majestically positioned in front of the Ständehaus, extending into the Kaiserteich. Created by Karl Janssen and Josef Tüshaus in 1897, this masterpiece embodies the Prussian Rhine Province and captivates with its intricate figures. With wheelchair access, everyone can easily enjoy this architectural heritage of North Rhine-Westphalia. Let the artistic representation and unique setting enchant you.

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The fountain sculpture 'Father Rhine and His Daughters' was unveiled in 1897 during the reign of Wilhelm II, when the Rhine Province was part of Prussia.

Quick Facts

Founded: March 7, 1897
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Can you feel the whisper of the river in the air? Standing here by the Kaiserteich, it's as if the gentle sounds are sharing the stories of the Rhine with you. Look closely at the intricate figures; each one has its own tale to tell. Father Rhine, the powerful river, stands proudly above his daughters. This sculpture is a reminder of times when the Rhine was both a vital artery and a legend. Behind you, the grand Ständehaus rises, a silent witness to history. Take a moment to sense the harmony between the artwork and its natural surroundings. You might even spot a detail you hadn't noticed before.