Klapperläubli
Klapperläubli is the name of the arbor on Nydeggstalden in Bern ( Switzerland ) formed by the top four houses on the sunny side (numbers 32 to 38 ).
The Klapperläubli begins at the top of Nydeggstalden on the sunny side with house number 32 and ends in the lower Postgasse . The name comes from the noise of the nearby protective mill.
The house inscription (number 32) I every Labe isch from true happiness it Stöubli, sünsch ask nume here in Chlapperlöubli is attributed to the Bernese dialect poet Rudolf von Tavel .
literature
- Paul Hofer : The art monuments of the canton of Bern. The city of Bern - social houses and residential buildings . Ed .: Society for Swiss Art History (= Die Kunstdenkmäler der Schweiz . Volume 40 ). tape 2 . Birkhäuser Verlag, Basel 1959, The residential buildings V. Nydegg and Matte, p. 456–459 (495 p., Biblio.unibe.ch [PDF; 65.0 MB ; accessed on February 26, 2018]): "The uppermost section of the Staldens, popularly known as" Chlapperläubli ", is the only one in the entire quarter to have arbours (Fig. 443)."
- Anton Ryf: Carl Bieri 1894–1962. Life path and artistic development. Bern 1994.
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Coordinates: 46 ° 56 ′ 56 " N , 7 ° 27 ′ 23" E ; CH1903: 601,352 / 199,756