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Get InspiredEuropeGermanyBavariaAltdorf Bei NurnbergDolderlesbrünnle

Dolderlesbrünnle

DE
Tourist Attraction·Quiet, Rustic, Understated
Dolderlesbrünnle
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Dolderlesbrünnle
Photo by DN from Google Places
Dolderlesbrünnle
Photo by Adrian from Google Places
Dolderlesbrünnle
Photo by Anita Zsihla (HuAnita) from Google Places
Dolderlesbrünnle
Photo by Michael from Google Places
Dolderlesbrünnle
Photo by Jürgen “vision4foto” Hanzlik from Google Places

Dolderlesbrünnle is a modest historical site tucked away in the woods of Altdorf bei Nürnberg. This small spring is marked by a memorial stone dedicated to Otto and Amalia Stromer von Reichenbach and is steeped in local folklore. Legend tells of a man who regained his health by walking to the spring daily to drink its waters, highlighting the restorative power of the journey itself. While the site is currently in a rustic and weathered state, it remains a curious point of interest for those hiking the trails between the Grünsberger Straße parking lot and the nearby Sophienquelle.

Dolderlesbrünnle is a modest historical site tucked away in the woods of Altdorf bei Nürnberg. This small spring is marked by a memorial stone dedicated to Otto and Amalia Stromer von Reichenbach and is steeped in local folklore. Legend tells of a man who regained his health by walking to the spring daily to drink its waters, highlighting the restorative power of the journey itself. While the site is currently in a rustic and weathered state, it remains a curious point of interest for those hiking the trails between the Grünsberger Straße parking lot and the nearby Sophienquelle.

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Address
90518 Altdorf bei Nürnberg, Germany
Websitekinderorte-franken.de
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Historical memorial stone for the Stromer siblings.

  • Local legend of a miraculous recovery through daily walks.

  • Secluded location along a scenic forest path.

  • Proximity to the nearby Sophienquelle spring.

Best For

Hikers interested in local folklore and quiet forest walks.

Occasion Tags

Locals, Tourists

Reviews

3.9
Good10 reviews

Dolderlesbrünnle receives mixed feedback from visitors, primarily due to its current state of maintenance. Many appreciate the historical context and the charming local legend of the 'fat man' who recovered his health by walking to the spring. However, several reviewers point out that the site is in poor condition, appearing neglected and half-decayed. The water flow is often described as a mere trickle that sometimes bypasses the intended pipe entirely. Despite these maintenance issues, it is noted as a peaceful landmark for those already exploring the forest paths. It is located on the right-hand side of the path when heading toward Sophienquelle and can be easily overlooked.

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Location

Altdorf bei Nürnberg, Bavaria, Germany