Jena, June 1, 2026 – Next Friday, the Kreatives Baubüro invites you to a guided tour through the district of Winzerla. Under the motto “Art Walk along the Wasserachse,” art historian Doris Weilandt will present the diverse works of art in public spaces.
- What: Guided art walk along the Wasserachse
- When: Friday, June 5, 2026, from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM
- Meeting point: Brunnenplastik „Sibylle“, Schrödingerstraße (View on Google Maps)
- Guide: Doris Weilandt (Art Historian)
- Organizer: Kreatives Baubüro
Unique Art Ensemble in Southern Jena
The planned walk is dedicated to a true specialty of the district: Winzerla is home to one of the largest continuous art ensembles in all of Jena. The artworks integrated into the public space were mostly created as part of the systematic district development and continue to define the character of the neighborhood today.
The tour focuses on works that artistically engage with the theme of water. The route leads participants along the landscape and urban planning axis that extends from the natural spring to the striking Flößerbrunnen. At the individual stations, the close link between art and urban open space will be clearly explained.
Experience Art and Urban Development
The walk offers not only art-historical insights but also highlights the urban development of Winzerla. Participants will learn on-site how the district’s open spaces have changed since the 1980s and which planning concepts lie behind the design of the axis. The meeting point at the Brunnenplastik „Sibylle“ in Schrödingerstraße provides the ideal starting point for understanding the connection between architecture, nature, and visual arts in the neighborhood.
🏛️ History & Urban Development: The „Wasserachse“ in Winzerla
The Wasserachse in Winzerla is a central element of district planning conceived in the 1980s. The goal at the time was to enhance the densely built residential area through targeted open space design and the integration of artworks. Serving as a connecting link between residential blocks and green corridors, the axis continues to function as a social meeting point and local recreation area today. It impressively demonstrates how architectural guidelines and artistic interventions can create identity in a modern district.
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Art walk along the Wasserachse in Winzerla
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