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A refreshing water break and quick photo stop while strolling through Stadtpark.
Donauweibchen-Brunnen
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Historical Fountain·Charming, Quiet, Historical
Located in the heart of Vienna's Stadtpark, the Donauweibchen-Brunnen (Danube Female Fountain) is a graceful historical landmark with a storied past. Originally sculpted by Hanns Gasser in 1858, the current stone figure is a 1948 replacement for the original which was damaged during WWII. The fountain depicts a mythical female figure and is frequently surrounded by vibrant, seasonal flower arrangements. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the fountain is a popular utility spot, providing fresh mountain water for those looking to refill their bottles. It offers a quiet, accessible moment of reflection for those exploring the park's many monuments.
Located in the heart of Vienna's Stadtpark, the Donauweibchen-Brunnen (Danube Female Fountain) is a graceful historical landmark with a storied past. Originally sculpted by Hanns Gasser in 1858, the current stone figure is a 1948 replacement for the original which was damaged during WWII. The fountain depicts a mythical female figure and is frequently surrounded by vibrant, seasonal flower arrangements. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, the fountain is a popular utility spot, providing fresh mountain water for those looking to refill their bottles. It offers a quiet, accessible moment of reflection for those exploring the park's many monuments.
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Address
Rampenbrücke A23 Erdberg 313, 1010 Wien, Austria
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
Historical fountain featuring the mythical 'Danube Female' figure.
Functional source of fresh drinking water for visitors.
Surrounded by beautifully maintained, colorful flower beds.
Located in a fully wheelchair-accessible area of the park.
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Solo, Family
Reviews
4.6
Excellent61 reviews
Visitors describe the Donauweibchen-Brunnen as a charming and elegant addition to Vienna's Stadtpark. Many appreciate it as a functional source of fresh drinking water, which some reviewers note comes directly from the mountains. While some find it a pleasant but minor stop during a park walk, others highlight the beauty of the colorful flower arrangements that often surround the statue. The area is noted for being fully wheelchair accessible, making it easy for all visitors to view. The historical context of the statue, representing a mythical Danube figure, adds a layer of interest for those exploring the city's landmarks. Overall, it is seen as a lovely, quiet spot for a quick photo or a water break.
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Location
Innere Stadt, Wien, Austria
