The Friedenspark (Peace Park) in downtown Thale, Germany displays a number of sculptures related to Norse and Germanic mythology.
Sleipnir, meaning slipper or glider is the eight-leeged steed ridden by Odin, the most important God in Norse mythology.
Sleipnir was first documented in the Younger Edda in Iceland in the early 13th century.
The statue of the eight-legged horse was created by local artist Wolfgang Holzhauer. |