Spring plants
The spring plants ( location ) are a park in the Au district of the Bavarian capital Munich .
They extend on the right bank of the Isar from the Wittelsbacherbrücke / Humboldtstraße to the derivation of the Kleine Isar north of the Reichenbachbrücke . They are bounded to the south-east by Eduard-Schmidt-Strasse and Claude-Lorrain-Strasse. The area measures around 16.3 hectares , including an 835 m long and 5.8 hectare bank strip that belongs to the flood bed of the renatured Isar .
The Eduard-Schmid-Straße amusement park and the Munich city nursery ( location ) are located in the grounds . From Humboldtstrasse to the city nursery, the open - air swimming pool , which is otherwise mostly underground, flows over a length of around 165 meters through the facilities. To the south of the Reichenbachbrücke, on the edge of the children's playground, there is a fountain created by Wolf Hirtreiter in 1972 ( Lage ) . The Willow Island ( Lage ) is located on the Isar at the height of the city nursery .
Monuments
The following monuments are located in the spring complex, from north to south:
- Stone figure of a man collecting wood, on a high rectangular base, made of limestone, by Rupert von Miller , opposite Eduard-Schmid-Straße 11 ( location , just below the Reichenbach Bridge)
- Stone figure of a man scooping water, made of limestone, by Karl May , opposite Eduard-Schmid-Straße 13 ( location , just above the Reichenbach bridge)
- Girl statue, bronze figure on a stone base, by Hans Stangl (1888–1963) ( location )
- Ölbergkapelle, 1904–05 by Hans Grässel , with wooden figures from 1840, opposite Eduard-Schmid-Straße 29 ( location )
Picture gallery
Man collecting wood, limestone figurine by Rupert von Miller