The Musikantenbrunnen is reminiscent of the tradition of traveling musicians.

Wolfstein became known worldwide as the center of the Westrich musician region - thanks to the Sander family's brass instrument workshop. For example, the largest tuba in the world was made there and is now on display at Lichtenberg Castle.

In the musicians' workshop, a small museum in Wolfstein, the tradition of handcrafting instruments is clearly presented.

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Dirk Rüger

July 13, 2025

🎺 Wolfstein Musicians' Fountain – Monument to the Wandering Musicians

Located in the heart of Wolfstein, this lovingly designed fountain commemorates the tradition of the Palatinate's wandering musicians. Figures with instruments, detailed design, and a touch of nostalgia make it a special place – and not just for music lovers.

Tip: If you look closely, you'll discover fine details on the bronze figures – and learn more about the region's musical heritage on the plaque.

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Elevation 190 m

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Location: Wolfstein, Kusel, Palatinate, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

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