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Löwenbrunnen
A fountain with regal Russian roots
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The Löwenbrunnen in Weimar is a crafted masterpiece by stonemason Carl Dornberger from 1847. Donated by Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna, this fountain complements the city's historic charm. Recognized as a heritage monument in Thuringia, it showcases the artistic craftsmanship of the 19th century.
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The fountain was donated by a Russian Grand Duchess.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
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- Authorship unavailable
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- Approval provenance unavailable
- Editorial review
- Not reviewed
Guided Story
Take a close look at the intricate details of this fountain. In front of you is the Löwenbrunnen, a striking creation by stonemason Carl Dornberger, crafted in 1847. It was generously donated by Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna, who had a deep appreciation for art and culture. As you stand here, you're looking at a heritage monument of Thuringia. Notice how its historical elegance beautifully complements the surroundings of Weimar. If you glance about 63 meters to the west, you'll see the Johannes Falk monument, another testament to the city's rich history.
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Location
Nearby
Johannes Falk
64 m away
Museum zur bürgerlichen Wohnkultur im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert
89 m away
Herderhaus
93 m away
ehem. Wilhelm-Ernst-Gymnasium
95 m away
Stadtkirche St. Peter und Paul
118 m away
Herderdenkmal (Nord)
134 m away
Delphinbrunnen
96 m away
Teichplatz
94 m away