Fontaine des Tritons, Stadtgraben (Fossé de la Ville), Köningallee, Dusseldorf, Allemagne

            Le Stadtgraben (également Kö-Graben ) est un plan d'eau à Düsseldorf-Stadtmitte , qui divise la Königsallee en deux côtés. Il y a trois ponts pour traverser. Les eaux protectrices à l'origine dans cette zone devant les fortifications orientales de Düsseldorf ont été converties en ce fossé après avoir été rasées en 1802. Ses dimensions sont : largeur : 32 mètres, profondeur : 5 mètres et longueur : 580 mètres.
L'extrémité nord des douves a été repensée sur le plan architectural de 1898 à 1902. Les frais ont été en grande partie couverts par la "Düsseldorfer Beautification Association". Outre la balustrade , la Fontaine du Triton en amont créée par le sculpteur Friedrich Coubillier est particulièrement remarquable . 

The Stadtgraben (also Kö-Graben) is a body of water in Düsseldorf-Stadtmitte, which divides the Königsallee into two sides. There are three bridges to cross. The originally protective waters in this area in front of the eastern fortifications of Düsseldorf were converted into this moat after being razed in 1802. Its dimensions are: width: 32 meters, depth: 5 meters and length: 580 meters.
The northern end of the moat was architecturally redesigned from 1898 to 1902. The costs were largely covered by the "Düsseldorfer Beautification Association". In addition to the balustrade, the Triton Fountain upstream created by the sculptor Friedrich Coubillier is particularly noteworthy.
   

Taken in: Germany / Northrhine-Westphalia / Kreisfreie Stadt Düsseldorf / Stadtbezirk 01 (show map)

Taken on: December 3, 2022

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