The symbolic figure of the city, the Brunnenweible, was badly damaged in the Second World War. On September 2, 1951, on the occasion of the re-awarding of city rights, an artistically successful redesign of the Brunnenweible found its proper place on a fountain base in front of the town hall. In the middle of a tastefully designed fountain, it is still enthroned on the market square, always admired by strangers and locals.
