At the very left, have a peek at Karle's fountain.
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Dedicated to Karle Fasnacht, the quintessential 'Konschtanzer', this fountain has a drinking cup for dogs at its bottom (backside)
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The former fishmarket with its monumental modern fountain has evolved into an outdoor restaurant that is very popular with our Swiss neighbors on their shopping trips to Euroland.
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This type of traditional fountain used to grace squares and plazas all throughout medieval cities.
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