Gazing upon these five fountains, did you ever imagine their tale reaching back to 1981? Here at the Fünnf Brunnen, crafted from Cristallina marble by Charlotte Germann-Jahn, water dances in a unique rhythm. The Fünnf Brunnen, meaning “Five Fountains,” isn’t just a place for refreshment. It’s a piece of art, measuring 117 cm by 55 cm by 52 cm, nestled along Fischerweg near Hardhof 19. Zurich, a city known for its abundance of fountains, boasts over 1200. These fountains provide fresh, drinkable water throughout the city. They’re meticulously maintained by Stadt Zurich, ensuring clean and safe refreshment. The Fünnf Brunnen stands as a testament to this tradition, a fusion of art and practicality. This isn’t just any fountain; it’s a part of Zurich’s commitment to public art and well-being. Remember the Fünnf Brunnen as a symbol of Zurich’s dedication to both beauty and practicality.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to