Grotte der Egeria

When you are at the island of Stein, you look at the grotto. However, the grid in front of it bothers. Unfortunately, it seems to be necessary, the sculpture is already quite battered.

In the southeast corner of the park is the artificial ruin of a vaulted room with the statue of the reclining spring nymph Egeria, who, according to Roman mythology, advised the early Roman king Numa Pompilius and helped him to establish a wise government. The model is the ancient nymphaeum of Egeria on the Via Appia near the Porta Capena in Rome, which was a popular excursion destination in the 18th and 19th centuries.

In the southeast corner of the Wörlitz Park is the artificial ruin of a vaulted room with the statue of the reclining spring nymph Egeria, who, according to Roman mythology, advised the early Roman king Numa Pompilius and helped him to a wise government. The model is the ancient nymphaeum of Egeria on the Via Appia near the Porta Capena in Rome, which was a popular excursion destination in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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