Beneath the Munich sky, the Melusinen-Brunnen whispers tales of mythical creatures and artistic vision. The Melusinen-Brunnen isn’t just a fountain. It’s a portal to a world where a serpent-tailed woman, Melusine, reigns. The fountain, crafted by Adolf Rothenburger, arrived here in 1939. It’s a designated heritage site, protected by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Protection. The Melusinen-Brunnen stands as a testament to Rothenburger’s skill. Imagine Melusine, her scaled tail shimmering in the imagined moonlight, forever captured in stone. The Melusinen-Brunnen, nestled in its Munich home, invites you to ponder the mysteries hidden within its flowing waters. It offers a quiet respite, a moment to contemplate the intersection of myth and artistry. The Melusinen-Brunnen stands proudly, a unique piece of Munich’s artistic heritage.
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