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Entenliesel

Historic charm at Entenanger

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Kassel: First Steps10 pts

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The Entenliesel fountain features a sandstone figure of a girl holding a duck and a feeding bowl, placed at Entenanger since 1959. Created by Karl-Max Steffens, it incorporates the basin from the 1883 Fish Fountain. The fountain is part of the cultural heritage site Entenanger.

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The basin comes from a Fish Fountain built in 1883.

Guided Story

In front of you is the Entenliesel, a charming sandstone figure that has been standing here at Entenanger since 1959. Created by the Kassel sculptor Karl-Max Steffens, the figure is about 150 centimeters tall and depicts a girl gently holding a duck and a feeding bowl. The basin you see is a remnant of the Fish Fountain from 1883. The entire Entenanger is a cultural heritage site, valued for its artistic and historical significance. As you look around, you'll feel the blend of history and art that makes this place so unique.