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Munich (München) is the capital and largest city of the German state of Bavaria, a major centre of art, culture, advanced technologies, innovation, publishing, education, finance, business, and tourism in Germany and Europe and enjoys a very high standard and quality of living, reaching #1 in Germany and #4 worldwide according to the 2015 Mercer survey. The Lenbachplatz is a public square on the northwest edge of Munich's city center. In its design - the coordination of several clustered more closely related to each other without the building - which is typical of the late 19th Century

The Lenbachplatz is named after the Munich painter Prince Franz von Lenbach

Alte Börse (Old Stock Exchange) Lenbachplatz

Alte Börse

Bernheimer Palace

Palais on Lenbach Square

The Bernheimer-Haus, also known as the Bernheimer

Palace, is a residential and commercial building located

on Lenbachplatz 3

Bernheimer Palace, 1888/89 by architect Friedrich von Thiersch

Neo-Baroque facade, Bernheimer-Haus, or Bernheimer Palace,

Lenbachplatz

Bernheimer Palace, 1888/89 by architect Friedrich von ThierschOttostrasse

Bernheimer Palace by architect Friedrich von Thiersch with a neo-barouque style façade designed by his apprentice Martin DülferDetails

Bernheimer Palace, Lenbachplatz.The building is protected as cultural heritage

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The Künstlerhaus situated at

Lenbachplatz

The Künstlerhaus is an impressive neo-renaissance building which became, as center for conviviality, a historical monument for the turn of the century

This small, beautiful fountain stands in the courtyard of the Künstlerhaus.The fountain is dedicated to the folk actor Konrad Dreher

Konrad Dreher fountain in the

courtyard of the KünstlerhausThe fountain should have

been created by Heinrich Waderé

Munich Künstlerhaus am Lenbachplatz L‘Osteria

The artist house has been built as a club building and Festsaalbau Munich Künstlergenossenschaft 1892-1900 - ie "Munich shone" said Thomas MannThe Künstlerhaus is considered an excellent example of the architecture of the Prince Regent time playful variation of elements of the Renaissance

Lenbachplatz street artHair salon

The Wittelsbach Fountain 1895

The Wittelsbach Fountain is the most monumental, if not the most beautiful fountain in Munich. The fountain was created by the German sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand and was built in 1893-1895 to commemorate the construction of Munich's water supply system. It is named for the House of Wittelsbach, who ruled over Bavaria for more than seven centuries. The fountain is located at the north-east side of Lenbachplatz

Water cascades from a central bowl into a large basin. The bowl is flanked by two marble statues, allegorical figures that symbolize the positive and negative aspects of water, the destructive and healing powers

The statue of a young man throwing a stone while mounted on a restive sea horse symbolizes the destructive power of water

Sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand (1847-1921), German sculptor, father of the the sculptress Irene Hildebrand, who was married with the sculptor Theodor Georgii

On the other side of the fountain - a water nymph, sitting on a bull and holding a goblet - represents the beneficial power of water

The Wittelsbach Fountain

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Karlsplatz

Neptun fountain

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Wittelsbach Fountain

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