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Delphinbrunnen

Artistic water display in a historic setting

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Nestled in the vibrant Maxvorstadt district, the Delphinbrunnen captivates with its intricate design by Thuringian sculptor Arthur Storch. Since 1902, it has adorned the junction of Dachauer and Augustenstraße, standing proudly as a Bavarian architectural heritage. The playful forms and gentle water flow infuse the area with a unique charm that invites you to linger.

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The Delphinbrunnen in Munich was crafted in 1902 by the renowned Thuringian sculptor Arthur Storch, celebrated for his intricate work.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1902
Architect: Arthur Storch
Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Can you hear the gentle murmur of water? It's drawing you into this charming spot. Take a closer look—notice the playful dolphin figures? Crafted by Arthur Storch, they've been here for over a century. The dolphins almost look alive, as if they're about to leap out of the water. Behind you, in the distance, stands the Basilica of St. Boniface. Imagine how this fountain glows in the evening sun, as the sounds of the city surround you. The Maxvorstadt is bustling, yet here by the fountain, time seems to pause a bit. It's the perfect place to stop for a moment and soak in the atmosphere.