What would a city be without its refreshing fountains? Right before you stands the Monumentalbrunnen. It’s a testament to Zurich’s love for these beautiful and functional pieces of art. The Monumentalbrunnen isn’t just any fountain. It was created in 1910 by the artist Arnold Hünerwadel. The fountain is made from Mägenwiler Muschelkalk, a type of limestone. It is a true blend of art and functionality, showcasing a stunning stone relief and offering weary travellers a place to rest on its integrated benches. You’ll find this grand fountain near the Weinbergstrasse, just a stone’s throw from the church on Unterstrass. It’s a hidden gem in a city known for its abundance of fountains, a testament to Zurich’s dedication to beauty and public amenity.
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Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to