Schnepperschützenbrunnen
Artistic centerpiece in Nuremberg's oldest park
Did you know?
The Armbrustschützenbrunnen, crafted by sculptor Leonhard Herzog, was erected in 1904 as a central piece of Nuremberg's oldest public park.
Guided Story
Imagine standing here in Nuremberg's oldest park, the Hallerwiese, listening to the gentle splash of the Schnepperschützenbrunnen. Look at the intricate figures, a nod to the crossbowmen who once competed here. Despite the serene setting, this fountain tells a story of competition and skill. Behind you, the park stretches with its ancient trees, silent witnesses to countless tales. To the south lies the Kontumazgarten, another peaceful retreat in the city. But right here, before you, this fountain blends Nuremberg's past and present in an artistic dance of stone and water. Let the atmosphere envelop you as you imagine the days when the city was alive with the sounds and sights of the marksmen.
