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In 1855, construction of St. Ulrich's Church in Königsbrunn began to commemorate the 900th anniversary of the Battle of Lechfeld. Upon its completion, the artist Ferdinand Wagner from Schwabmünchen painted a ceiling fresco depicting Bishop St. Ulrich offering a prayer of thanksgiving to the Mother of God at Augsburg Cathedral. In the background, the defeated Hungarian army can be seen fleeing from the Ottonian armored cavalry.

The fountain's large column bears four panels: one depicts Saint Ulrich, another the East Franconian German King Otto I, another the Huns, and the eastern panel depicts dates in the city's history. The water emerges from the top of the column and flows down the stone into a circular paved basin. The fountain was inaugurated in 1978 by the then mayor, Friedrich Wohlfarth, and was created according to a legend that says Saint Ulrich, through prayer or with the help of his crosier, caused a spring to spring up to quench his thirst while resting here on his journey; Ulrich fountains are said to never dry up, even in the hottest summers. The fountain originally stood west of the old federal highway, but was relocated due to the city center's planning. The fountain's artist is Josef Breitsameter.

In 1855, construction of St. Ulrich's Church in Königsbrunn began to commemorate the 900th anniversary of the Battle of Lechfeld. Upon its completion, the artist Ferdinand Wagner from Schwabmünchen painted a ceiling fresco depicting Bishop St. Ulrich offering a prayer of thanksgiving to the Mother of God at Augsburg Cathedral. In the background, the defeated Hungarian army can be seen fleeing from the Ottonian armored cavalry.

The café is located in an eye-catching building and has approximately 190 seats available to enjoy the house's specialties.

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The café is located in an eye-catching building and has approximately 190 seats available to enjoy the house's specialties.

A breeding program in the 1950s saved the species from extinction. With 12 Przewalsi horses that had survived in zoos and animal parks, a breeding program was launched in the late 1950s. It focused on stabilizing these remaining animals and building a healthy population to ensure the survival of the species. Coordination of breeding efforts was improved with the establishment of a stud book in 1959. It is maintained by the Prague Zoo, and the EEP stud book is maintained by the Cologne Zoo. Here, near the Königsbrunn Heath, there were once five young stallions; currently, in 2025, there are only three. One had to be euthanized because he was severely injured by a rival. Another was placed in another herd as part of the breeding program.

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