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The Coronation Fountain – officially "The Coronation of Henry I" – stands on Turnstraße in front of the savings bank in Quedlinburg. It was created in 2007 by Quedlinburg metal sculptor Jochen Müller and depicts the legendary coronation of Henry I in 919.

It is reminiscent of the musicians, mostly of Bohemian descent, from Münzenberg on the opposite side of the road. They often earned their living by playing music.

Beautiful fountain in the Quedlinburg market square.

The Münzenberg Musicians were a group of musicians from Quedlinburg who originally came from the Münzenberg, a hill opposite the Stiftsberg. They were predominantly of Bohemian origin and earned their living by playing music at various events, a tradition that continued until the early 1950s. Today, a bronze statue dedicated to the Münzenberg Musicians on Quedlinburg's market square, created by Professor Wolfgang Dreysse and erected in 1979.

Beautiful figures and the flair of the old town is very impressive.

One of the 11 medieval field watchtowers in the city of Quedlinburg. The field watchtowers were built around 1300 to guard the Quedlinburg fields. The exact location and type of building are not known. It is also not known when the watchtower, known from a few entries in the Quedlinburg city council accounts, was demolished. The name is said to come from "lého", which means "burial mound". The site fell victim to sand mining on the Lehofsberg. Source: https://www.wartenverein.de/beschreibung-der-feldwarten/lehofwarte/

with great figures, just beautiful

Beautiful view of Quedlinburg and the surrounding area. Stamp office of HWN Runde Quedlinburg. Be careful, it's loose sand and no grid.