--- title: "Water Traces" url: "https://www.nordhessenerleben.de/en/poi/water-traces" description: "With the acclaimed EXPO contribution “Wasserspuren” (Water Traces), the theme of water took center stage in Hann. Münden’s downtown area in a unique way beginning in 2000. In collaboration with residents, students, planners, artists, and city officials, three central downtown squares were redeveloped over the course of two years, incorporating artistic, design, and hydraulic engineering considerations.To this day, numerous elements of “Wasserspuren” can be experienced in the cityscape. These include interactive water features and sound art, individually designed paving stones, bronze sound drains, artistic humidity gauges, and water and mist steles.At the “Fächerbrunnen” fountain, water jets can be precisely controlled. This is a particularly popular feature of the installation among children. Other components include bronze and ceramic stones embedded in the paving. The “Wasserspuren” project culminates with the bass plate at Doktor-Johann-Andreas-Eisenbart-Platz.The “Water Trails” offer diverse perspectives on urban design, art, and Hann. Münden’s unique location between the Werra, Fulda, and Weser rivers. The names of the participating artists are embedded in bronze blocks set into the pavement near their respective works of art.Water Educational TrailThe “Water Traces” are also part of the Hann. Münden Water Trail. Along the trail, historic structures and facilities illustrate the importance of water for the city’s development. These include, among others, the Schlagden, weirs, and locks.The Water Trail invites visitors to discover Hann. Münden and its history from the perspective of water. You can start your journey, for example, at Doktorwerder or at various other stops along the Water Trail." language: "en" type: "Place" image: "https://dam.destination.one/600619/daa5ccc54b7dfd0df4a526a0756ff01f03da5e06e7a46b52f5aec0271a31eb0b/f-cherbrunnen-in-hann-m-nden.jpg" breadcrumb: "Root > [Translate to English:] WelcomePlus > Special > Destination.Data Details > POI" --- ShareBookmark Bookmark Water Traces ============ - building/modern architecture Fächerbrunnen in Hann. Münden Beke, Teil der Wasserspuren in Hann. Münden Detailaufnahme Fächerbrunnen Hann. Münden Familie beim Fächerbrunnen in Hann. Münden Wasserspuren - Speier With the Expo contribution 2000 "Water Traces", water was brought to the centre in artistic form With the acclaimed EXPO contribution “Wasserspuren” (Water Traces), the theme of water took center stage in Hann. Münden’s downtown area in a unique way beginning in 2000. In collaboration with residents, students, planners, artists, and city officials, three central downtown squares were redeveloped over the course of two years, incorporating artistic, design, and hydraulic engineering considerations. To this day, numerous elements of “Wasserspuren” can be experienced in the cityscape. These include interactive water features and sound art, individually designed paving stones, bronze sound drains, artistic humidity gauges, and water and mist steles. At the “Fächerbrunnen” fountain, water jets can be precisely controlled. This is a particularly popular feature of the installation among children. Other components include bronze and ceramic stones embedded in the paving. The “Wasserspuren” project culminates with the bass plate at Doktor-Johann-Andreas-Eisenbart-Platz. The “Water Trails” offer diverse perspectives on urban design, art, and Hann. Münden’s unique location between the Werra, Fulda, and Weser rivers. The names of the participating artists are embedded in bronze blocks set into the pavement near their respective works of art. **Water Educational Trail** The “Water Traces” are also part of the Hann. Münden Water Trail. Along the trail, historic structures and facilities illustrate the importance of water for the city’s development. These include, among others, the Schlagden, weirs, and locks. The Water Trail invites visitors to discover Hann. Münden and its history from the perspective of water. You can start your journey, for example, at Doktorwerder or at various other stops along the Water Trail. Read more Good to know ------------ Openings From October to April, the water tracks are out of use. Read more Price info The "water traces" are accessible free of charge Read more General information - Parking Available - Bus stop available Eligibility - Target Group the Elderly - for Groups - for Class - for families - for individual guests - Pet allowed - for Children of all Ages - Suitable for Pushchair - for Children of the age of 0-3 - for Children of the age of 3-6 - for Children of the age of 6-10 - for Children of the age of 10 upwards Foreign Language German Payment methods Entrance Free Accessibility **Travel for Everyone** **General Information on Accessibility**The "water lanes" are installed on squares where there are cobblestones. Read more Directions & Parking facilities Free parking on the island "Tanzwerder", approx. 5 minutes walk away. Read more More information Due to weather conditions, the water trails are out of service from the end of October to the beginning of April. Read more Contact person Hann. Münden Marketing GmbHLotzestraße 2 34346 Hann. Münden Author Hann. Münden Marketing GmbHLotzestraße 2 34346 Hann. Münden Organization Hann. Münden Marketing GmbHLotezstraße 2 34346 Hann. Münden License (master data) Hann. Münden Marketing GmbH Nearby ------ View on map - Event - shops open on sunday - christmas market - christmas market - Place of interest - historical site - building/modern architecture - building/modern architecture - Tours 46.00 km - Cycling tour 16.97 km - circular hiking trail 1.71 km - city ​​tour Contact Szeneplatz 34346 Hann. Münden