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Reinsbrunnen

Historic Spring Amidst Hainberg's Woods

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Built in 1568, the Reinsbrunnen is an important drinking water fountain located in Göttingen's Oststadt district. Nestled above the Schillerwiese, this columnar structure in the Molkengrund offers a peaceful woodland retreat. The fountain stands as a testament to the long-standing significance of water sources in the area.

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The Reinsbrunnen was constructed as early as 1568.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1568
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

As you stand here, you'll notice the historic Reinsbrunnen, built in 1568. It's not just a water source but a silent witness to Göttingen's rich past. Above you is the Schillerwiese, a place for relaxation, while the fountain itself is tucked away in the Molkengrund. This tranquil corner of the Hainberg provides a serene retreat to appreciate nature. Take a moment to admire the simple yet significant architecture that has stood here for centuries, highlighting the importance of water in the region. Just a few steps southeast, you'll find the Eulenturm, another monument that adds to the story of this area.