Angerbrunnen

The Erfurter owes this beautiful fountain to a competition from 1880. In order to commemorate the successful completion of the construction of the central waterworks, this competition was announced, which was won by the then 38-year-old Berlin architect and craftsman Heinrich Stöckhardt (1842-1920).
Two oversized figures personifying two traditional Austrian industries adorn Erfurt's Angerbrunnen fountain on the left and right. A male figure between attributes such as a hammer and a vice symbolizes the machine and weapon industry as well as the craft and arts and crafts.
Source: erfurt-lese.de

The Roman floral goddess Flora held a rose during my visit - nice

Pay attention to the details of the two figures. The goddess Flora has a flower in her hand, which is not (any more) part of the fountain in this form.

Built by Kaiser Wilhelm I and II

Completed in 1890, the Angerbrunnen should represent the two foundations of the modern metropolis of Erfurt in the 19th century, horticulture and industry.

The figures on the monumental Angerbrunnen in Erfurt from 1890 represent industry and horticulture, the hard work of Erfurt. The stone fountain becomes a real "eye-catcher", especially in the evening hours when the fountain lighting starts.

Nice fountain towards the Hirschgarten. Unfortunately from time to time shaped by vandalism ..