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The
Schöne
Brunnen,
which
was
built
from
1385-1396
by
Heinrich
Secret,
is
one
of
the
sights
of
the
city
of
Nuremberg
and
is
part
of
the
Nuremberg
Historical
Mile
and
is
located
on
the
edge
of
the
main
market
right
next
to
the
Nuremberg
City
Hall.
It
is
around
19
meters
high
and
has
the
shape
of
a
pinnacle
decorated
Gothic
steeple.
During
the
Second
World
War,
the
Schöne
Brunnen
was
wrapped
in
a
concrete
jacket
and
therefore
survived
the
bombing
unscathed.
The
myth
of
the
brass
ring,
which
was
forged
seamlessly
into
the
iron
lattice,
also
has
a
legend.
One
of
the
rings
is
also
considered
a
lucky
charm,
according
to
a
legend,
if
you
turn
it,
children
will
be
given
a
blessing.
Usually
the
brass
ring
is
considered
to
be
the
lucky
charm,
but
many
Nuremberg
residents
believe
that
the
iron
ring
is
the
"real
ring"
and
thus
the
lucky
charm.
So
it's
best
to
turn
both.
***************************
The
Schöne
Brunnen,
which
was
built
from
1385-1396
by
Heinrich
Secret,
is
one
of
the
sights
of
the
city
of
Nuremberg
and
is
part
of
the
Nuremberg
Historical
Mile
and
is
located
on
the
edge
of
the
main
market
right
next
to
the
Nuremberg
City
Hall
.
It
is
around
19
meters
high
and
has
the
shape
of
a
pinnacle
decorated
Gothic
steeple.
During
the
Second
World
War,
the
Schöne
Brunnen
was
wrapped
in
a
concrete
casing
and
therefore
survived
the
bombing
unscathed.
The
myth
of
the
brass
ring,
which
was
forged
seamlessly
into
the
iron
lattice,
also
has
a
legend.
One
of
the
rings
is
also
considered
a
lucky
charm,
according
to
a
legend,
if
you
turn
it,
children
will
be
given
a
blessing.
Usually
the
brass
ring
is
considered
to
be
the
lucky
charm,
but
many
Nuremberg
residents
believe
that
the
iron
ring
is
the
"real
ring"
and
thus
the
lucky
charm.
So
it's
best
to
turn
both.
(Original)
Der
Schöne
Brunnen,
der
1385
-
1396
von
Heinrich
Geheim
erbaut
wurde,
gehört
als
einer
der
Sehenswürdigkeiten
der
Stadt
Nürnbergs
und
zur
Historischen
Meile
Nürnbergs
und
befindet
sich
am
Rande
des
Hauptmarkts
direkt
neben
dem
Nürnberger
Rathauses.
Er
ist
rund
19
Meter
hoch
und
hat
die
Form
einer
fialen
geschmückten
gotischen
Kirchturmspitze.
Im
Zweiten
Weltkrieg
wurde
der
Schöne
Brunnen
in
einen
Betonmantel
gehüllt
und
überstand
daher
unversehrt
die
Bombardierung.
Der
Mythos
des
Messingrings,
der
nahtlos
in
das
eiserne
Gitter
ein
geschmiedet
wurde,
hat
auch
eine
Sage.
Einer
der
Ringe
gilt
ebenfalls
als
Glücksbringer,
einer
Sage
nach
wird
mit
Kindersegen
bedacht,
wer
daran
dreht.
Meist
wird
der
Messingring
für
den
Glücksbringer
gehalten,
aber
viele
Nürnberger
glauben,
der
Eisenring
sei
der
„echte
Ring“
und
damit
der
Glücksbringer.
Also
am
besten
beide
drehen.
***************************
The
Schöne
Brunnen,
which
was
built
from
1385-1396
by
Heinrich
Secret,
is
one
of
the
sights
of
the
city
of
Nuremberg
and
is
part
of
the
Nuremberg
Historical
Mile
and
is
located
on
the
edge
of
the
main
market
right
next
to
the
Nuremberg
City
Hall.
It
is
around
19
meters
high
and
has
the
shape
of
a
pinnacle
decorated
Gothic
steeple.
During
the
Second
World
War,
the
Schöne
Brunnen
was
wrapped
in
a
concrete
casing
and
therefore
survived
the
bombing
unscathed.
The
myth
of
the
brass
ring,
which
was
forged
seamlessly
into
the
iron
lattice,
also
has
a
legend.
One
of
the
rings
is
also
considered
a
lucky
charm,
according
to
a
legend,
if
you
turn
it,
children
will
be
given
a
blessing.
Usually
the
brass
ring
is
considered
to
be
the
lucky
charm,
but
many
Nuremberg
residents
believe
that
the
iron
ring
is
the
"real
ring"
and
thus
the
lucky
charm.
So
it's
best
to
turn
both.
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