Weserstein

The historical Weserstein is just a few minutes' walk from the old town of Hann. Mündens away, on the river island Tanzwerder. It marks the confluence of the Fulda and Werra to the Weser. Its inscription with the Weser saying is far beyond the borders of Hann. Mündens also known.

The Weserstein has stood at the confluence of the Weser since 1899 and has long been one of the most popular attractions in Hann. Münden.
The 70 hundredweight stone was donated by the Mündener entrepreneur Carl Natermann and his son, who wrote the Weser saying.

As part of EXPO 2000, a second, smaller Weserstein was installed just a few meters away from the original. On this is an inscription on which the creative artist Nedko Solakov reports in a humorous way about the confluence of the Fulda and Werra rivers.