Keillers Park
Hillside park of woodland paths and lookouts, with a bronze water nymph resting at its pond.
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This guide to Keillers Park in Gothenburg stops at the pond on Ramberget, beside a bronze water nymph by the Swedish sculptor Carl Milles. It follows a pair of dates that refuse to line up, a twin sister across the city, and the conservators who took her away for restoration in twenty seventeen. Best heard standing at the water's edge, facing the statue.
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