Dreizehnlindenbrunnen in Bad Driburg
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".
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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
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