An interesting clock on the face of Hellbrun Palace. It was named for the "Clear Spring" beside it, and not the place where bad people go.
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Touch a number to see a picture
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Mirabell gardens in the morning
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The fountain of Mirabell gardens
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The entrance to Mirabell gardens
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Statue fountain in the waterpark of Hellbrun
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A minature, still-working mechanical toy depicting a baker, in the waterpark
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The wife moves the wheel to sharpen the husbands blade, while the child spews water, like in the restaurant scene of The Meaning of Life, only nice to look at
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The final minature depicts a pottery maker at work
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Nepture fountain in the waterpark
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A water statue in Hellbrun Gardens
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The statue of Empress Elisabeth, sculpted by Edmund von Hellmer, in the gardens
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A water statue in gardens
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Water pump originally used to pump water in the waterpark
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The ceiling of the music room in Hellbrun Palace
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