Märchenbrunnen

The Märchenbrunnen features intricate sculptures made of limestone, bronze, and copper, representing characters from traditional German fairy tales within the park setting.

Ernst Moritz Geyger created this fountain in 1918, though it remained in storage until its installation in Schulenburgpark during 1934.

The fountain incorporates elements of Art Nouveau and Gothic styles, forming a cathedral-like structure that emerges from German forest themes.

Located near Köllnische Heide S-Bahn station, the fountain stands as the central element of Schulenburgpark, surrounded by walking paths and green spaces.

Two additional fairy tale characters were added to the fountain during its 1970s restoration, crafted by sculptor Katharina Szelinski-Singer.

Location: Neukölln

Inception: 1918

Creator: Ernst Moritz Geyger, Katharina Szelinski-Singer, Anna Bogučevskaja

Made from material: Muschelkalk, limestone, bronze, copper sheet, concrete

Part of: Schulenburgpark

GPS coordinates: 52.46720,13.47110

Latest update: March 3, 2025 20:59