The Wittelsbacherbrunnen is a monumental fountain located on the northwestern edge of Munich's city center, at the transition between Lenbachplatz and Maximiliansplatz.

Due to its calm and clear design, as well as its integration into the urban environment, the Wittelsbacherbrunnen is regarded as one of the most artistically accomplished installations in Munich.

In the early 19th century, there was a renewed interest in the aesthetic principles of classical antiquity, leading to a revival of Renaissance fountain design.

Rising from the basin is a central structure resembling a stylized rocky landscape, with a two-tiered limestone bowl featuring reliefs.

Flanking the central basin are two large sculptures made of Untersberger marble, which depict figures from classical mythology.