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Lower Rhine Monuments

Reichswald British War Cemetery. Even if this place was created because of a terrible event, this place is a very special place. A place of silence and respect. During the two world wars of 1914-1918 and 1939-1945 millions of people died. Many of the servicewoman and...

Kevelaer Protective Mantle Madonna

Lower Rhine Monuments

In the Marienpark in Kevelaer stands the stone Protective Mantle Madonna by the sculptor Arnold Hensler. It is a memorial that is intended to commemorate the fallen of both world wars. In November 1928, the great Madonna in protective cloak was solemnly inaugurated...

Venloer Heide Memorial

Lower Rhine Monuments

Venloer Heide memorial, the memorial of silence in the Venloer Heide is intended to commemorate the dark times of the former Venlo air base. In the past, the area around Venlo Air Base was used for military purposes. A reminder of the war sufferings of all those...

Stürzelberg Treidler Monument

Lower Rhine Monuments

The Treidler Monument in Dormagen-Stürzelberg is intended to commemorate the long-forgotten towing time on the Lower Rhine. To Treidel means that ships were pulled upstream by horses on ropes (lines). This type of transportation ended with the introduction of...

Duisburg Monument Germania

Lower Rhine Monuments

The Germania war memorial is located in Duisburg-Homberg directly on the Rhine at the Essenberg Rhine Bridge. The memorial is intended to commemorate those who fell in the campaigns of 1866 and 1870/71. The monument was ceremoniously unveiled as early as 1887. Today,...

Düsseldorf Equestrian Statue

Lower Rhine Monuments

In Düsseldorf’s old town, directly in front of the town hall, there is an equestrian monument that was created by Gabriel de Grupello in 1711.This equestrian statue shows the Elector Johann Wilhelm II, who in Düsseldorf is usually only called Jan Wellem. It is...