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Bodebrunnen
Artistic fountain with literary heritage
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The Bodebrunnen marks the triangular square at the junction of Brühl and Wagnergasse in Weimar. It is named after Wilhelm Bode, a writer renowned for his work on Goethe. Established in 1856, the fountain stands as a testament to the city's cultural connections.
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Wilhelm Bode, the fountain's namesake, lived at Wagnergasse 17.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1856
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Guided Story
You're standing at a unique spot where Brühl and Wagnergasse meet in a triangular square. In front of you is the Bodebrunnen, established in 1856. This fountain is named after Wilhelm Bode, a writer known for his work on Goethe. Look to your left, and you'll see the address Brühl 7a, right by the square. The city's literary connections are brought to life through the naming of this fountain.
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