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Löwenbrunnen

A majestic fountain with a tale to tell

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The Lion Fountain in Weimar captivates with its artistically crafted details. Created by master stonemason Carl Dornberger in 1847, this masterpiece was a gift from Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna. Set against Weimar's historic backdrop, the fountain stands as a silent witness to bygone eras and a popular meeting spot. Let yourself be enchanted by the artistic splendor of this monument.

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The fountain was donated by Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna in 1847.

Quick Facts

Heritage Status: Heritage Monument

Guided Story

Can you hear the gentle splash of water? You're standing before the Lion Fountain, a masterpiece crafted in 1847. Take a closer look at the intricate details carved by Carl Dornberger, a testament to his skill. Behind you, the Herder House stands, another historic gem in Weimar’s rich tapestry. But let's focus on the fountain. It was commissioned by Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna, known for her passion for art and culture. Imagine her standing here, amidst this historic setting, perhaps admiring the same water play you're witnessing now. A silent witness to history, nestled in the heart of Weimar's cultural legacy.