The quaint spring, around which an entire stone altar was built, originally served to supply the workers in the sandstone quarries with water. In the meantime it has developed into a popular destination. Here you can rest in the shade of the trees on two equally rustic stone benches and in time listen to the water from the spring splashing as it makes its way down the slope in a small stream.

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🔮 Roland

August 27, 2018

The information board reads:
"At first, the spring probably only served to supply the quarry workers with water. By the Thirty Years' War, it developed into a popular excursion destination for Nuremberg residents."

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