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Kennedy-Brünnlein

Artistic Heritage in the Heart of Ramersdorf

Counts toward these achievements:

München: First Steps10 pts

München: Explorer25 pts

München: Insider50 pts

The Kennedy-Brünnlein in Ramersdorf captivates with its artistic design from 1927. Originally located on the exterior of a historic building, the fountain now graces the entrance to the churchyard, reflecting Bavaria's rich architectural history. Especially in the summer months, the sun highlights its intricate details, revealing its full splendor. A visit invites you to delve into Munich's past and enjoy the tranquility of the churchyard.

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Did you know?

The Kennedy-Brünnlein, recognized as an architectural heritage monument in Bavaria, was relocated in 2010 despite being originally built in 1927.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Architectural Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Do you hear the gentle trickle of water? It's a sound that has echoed through the years. Look to your left, you'll see the impressive St. Maria Ramersdorf keeping watch over this historic fountain. Once part of an old benefice house, it carries an air of mystery. Did you know this fountain used to be a meeting spot for the local community? Imagine people gathering here, exchanging stories and news. Today, it stands as a silent witness to the passage of time, inviting you to pause and enjoy the tranquility of the churchyard. Let the echoes of Munich's past wash over you as you admire the fountain's intricate details.