Brunnenanlage "Sturmische Wogen"
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Water Dance at Brunnenanlage 'Sturmische Wogen'
A marvel of engineering, the Brunnenanlage 'Sturmische Wogen' showcases the dynamic interaction between water and art. Did you know its name translates to 'Stormy Waves'?
Inaugurated in 1930 and designed by the architect Hans Poelzig, this fountain reflects the cultural aspirations of the time and symbolizes the power of nature. It features multiple water jets and sculptures that create an enchanting display, particularly mesmerizing at night when illuminated.
Captivating Features
- 🌊 Iconic Water Jets
- 🎨 Intricate Sculptures
- 🌌 Evening Illumination
Accessible free of charge, Brunnenanlage 'Sturmische Wogen' is enjoyed by tourists, families, and art enthusiasts alike, providing a cultural experience in Dresden.
Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Brunnenanlage "Sturmische Wogen"
Architectural Significance
Hans Poelzig, a key figure in early 20th-century architecture designed the fountain.
Water Dynamics
The fountain features over 60 water jets, creating a dynamic display synchronized with music.
Historical Context
Built in the interwar period, it reflects the artistic movements of the time, merging expressionism with functionality.
Location
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Price
Free.
Average Visit Duration
Duration: 1 hour.
Best Time to Visit
Evenings when lit, or weekday afternoons for fewer crowds.