The Thirteen Linden Fountain - art and history in stone and water
The Thirteen Linden Fountain is a work by the freelance artist Werner Klenk from 1988. It is fed by nine water sources. Two plants entwine at the intersection of the water columns: the water lily as a Saxon tribal symbol of the Engern people, who lived near Driburg, and the iris or lily as a symbol of the Franks. The 25 reliefs attached to the fountain surround show motifs from the epic "Dreizehnlinden".
Openings
- The Thirteen Linden Fountain on the forecourt of Bad Driburg Town Hall is freely accessible.
General information
Parking Available
Bus stop available
Payment methods
- Entrance Free
License (master data)
Bad Driburger Touristik GmbH
