Charity Music Pit In The Heart Of The City

A chicken, cat or dog is heard when someone puts money in a box in the ground on the street in front of the Commission in Bremen.
Charity music pit in the heart of Bremen city
If you have the opportunity to visit the city of Bremen, in the north of Germany, you will be told about a strange box called Bremer Loch. This is a circular pit, the lid is cast in bronze and has a narrow gap in the middle. When you put down coins or paper, you will hear one of 4 animal sounds: donkey, dog, cat or rooster to say thank you.
Bremer Loch or the Bremen pit is the "biological child" of professor and designer Fitz Haase when he came up with the idea of building a donation box to support the city's charity

. Since it first appeared in 2007, 12,000 to 17,000 euros each year. The money is managed and disbursed by the charity Wilhelm-Kaisen-Buergerhilfe.
Under the other copper lid is just an ordinary steel barrel When the guest drops the coin into the gap, the money goes to a photovoltaic tube.



It sends a signal to the trigger and the chip pre-recorded the animals, causing the sound to be heard.
"Bremen Hole" is one of the tourist attractions that love tourists, want to visit when coming to the city. Photo: Dcabrerizo / Flickr.
Many visitors have wondered why Fitz chose the cry of the above four animals. In fact, he chose them from characters from the Grimm fairytale "The Musicians of Bremen". The story tells that there are 4 animals that are chickens, dogs, donkeys, and cats "out of time", abandoned by their owners together to Bremen to work as musicians. Upon arrival, they have come together to drive the bandits out of a house and live happily and happily in it for the rest of their lives These animals have become a kind of symbol for Bremen.



People even build sculptures for these talented "artists".
Up to now, this place has not been considered a famous tourist destination, so visitors can rest assured to spend time listening to all 4 hours of animals without worrying about being disturbed. Bremer Loch is located on the opposite corner of the City Committee, but there are no signs so it should take some time to find the right one.
There are many ways to get to Bremen from Berlin: plane, car, train… If you take a plane, the fare is from 80 USD. If traveling by car or taxi, travel time is about 3 hours and 40 minutes, the price is from 50 USD. The cheapest means of transport is a bus, about $ 15, according to Rome2rio.
There are many airlines flying from Vietnam to Germany, flying time is about 14 hours (not including connection time). Vietnamese guests must apply for a Schengen visa to enter.




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