Badergasse

Badergasse goes from Limmatquai to Niederdorfstrasse. It is named after the public baths that used to be on that street.

A narrow paved street with 5-6-story buildings on each side. A red HOTEL sign is protruding from the left wall. In the background, a tower with a round observatory roof, and the river flowing perpendicularly in front of a tram stop.
The tower with the round roof in the background is the Urania observatory.
A wall with two rows of windows separated by a relief. The top row has two windows, the bottom row has three windows. The relief has a center inscription "zuden 3 Karpfen" (the 3 carps) with, on each side, a yellow and green medallion with three carps meeting in the center.
"The 3 carps". I've seen one reference that this might have been a fish market building, but I wasn't able to confirm it in any way.
The corner of a building, with the statue of a work uniform man holding (maybe) a chicken. A blue "Badergasse" street name plate is attached to the building next to an arch.
Nope, no idea what this guy is doing here. And is he holding a chicken? (I think so?)
A narrow paved street between buildings 3 to 6 storey high. The building on the front left has arched windows with vertical green neon stripes in them.

Tags: Altstadt, sculpture