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Minervabrunnen

Cultural heritage featuring a baroque Minerva statue

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The Minervabrunnen in Hamburg-Altona captivates visitors with its baroque Minerva statue crafted by Hans Kock in 1989. Recognized as a cultural heritage monument in Germany, this fountain blends artistic design with historical allure.

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The fountain is also known as Fischmarktbrunnen.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1989
Heritage Status: Cultural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Take a moment to admire the Minervabrunnen right in front of you. Crafted by Hans Kock in 1989, this baroque statue of the goddess Minerva is a designated cultural heritage monument in Germany. It masterfully combines artistic design with a historical touch. Just a short distance to the southeast, you'll find the bustling Fish Market, only 13 meters away. Here, you can truly experience the blend of culture and history that makes Hamburg-Altona such a vibrant place.