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The fountain was created in 1913 by the Munich sculptor Adolf von Hildebrand and erected in 1921. It is made of shell limestone and is designed as a heptagonal dome. On top of the fountain stands Siegfried with his sword, which represents the scene of the dragon slayer from the legend.

In summer it's a wonderful place to cool down a bit in the heat. The "zigzag path" up the hill south of the stream is beautifully decorated with small animal figures.

Really a beautiful spot on the bike path in the romantic Eisbachtal.

The Siegfried Fountain is a listed fountain in the Rhineland-Palatinate city of Worms. It is reminiscent of Siegfried the dragon slayer, one of the main characters in the Nibelungen saga.

Beautiful area, even if the indicated circular hiking trail no longer exists.

Rest area with bench and table. Here you can enjoy the peace and quiet

Perfectly tarred bike path

The integrated Rhine program (IRP) Baden-Württemberg combines (integrates) the goals of flood protection on the Upper Rhine with the renaturation of the floodplain landscape. Projects are summarized in Framework Concept II that particularly promote a near-natural and floodplain-typical development on the Rhine. The relocation of the dam in Kirschgartshausen is the largest project from the framework concept II of the IRP. The new floodplains near Kirschgartshausen are an important contribution to nature and species conservation on the Rhine. The relocation of the dam in Kirschgartshausen enables the floodplain landscape to be used for recreation in a way that is close to nature. The relocation of the Kirschgartshausen dam improves local flood protection in the greater Mannheim area. With the redesign, depending on the Rhine outflow, the water will flow via a reactivated flood channel to the Lampertheim Altrhein. The relocation of the dam also improves local flood protection in the greater Mannheim area. In order to achieve these goals, it was necessary to build or modify various structures, such as pumping stations and dams. (Source: https://rp.baden-wuerttemberg.de)