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History buffs and curious tourists.
Kindlifresserbrunnen
CH
Tourist Attraction·Historic, Intriguing, Unique
Kindlifresserbrunnen is a captivating historical landmark in Bern, Switzerland. Created by Hans Gieng in the 16th century, this fountain is renowned for its unusual depiction of a child-eating monster, complete with a bag of children. Situated in the heart of Bern, it serves as a popular spot for tourists and history enthusiasts who are eager to delve into the city's rich cultural heritage.
Kindlifresserbrunnen is a captivating historical landmark in Bern, Switzerland. Created by Hans Gieng in the 16th century, this fountain is renowned for its unusual depiction of a child-eating monster, complete with a bag of children. Situated in the heart of Bern, it serves as a popular spot for tourists and history enthusiasts who are eager to delve into the city's rich cultural heritage.
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Address
Kornhauspl. 18, 3011 Bern, Switzerland
Websitebern.com
Phone031 328 12 12
Hours
Open nowOpen 24 hours
Highlights
16th-century fountain by Hans Gieng.
Depicts a child-eating monster.
Located in the heart of Bern.
Currency
CHF ₣
Languages Spoken
German, French, Italian
Occasion Tags
Tourists, History Enthusiasts
Reviews
4.5
Excellent841 reviews
Kindlifresserbrunnen in Bern is a well-regarded historical attraction, noted for its unique and somewhat eerie depiction of a child-eating monster. With a strong 4.5-star rating from 841 reviews, it captures the interest of many visitors to the city. The fountain, created by Hans Gieng in the 16th century, stands out as a significant piece of Bern's cultural heritage. While some visitors find the imagery unsettling, most appreciate its historical value and the craftsmanship involved. Its central location makes it easily accessible, drawing both tourists and locals who are intrigued by its storied past.
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Location
Bern, Switzerland
