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Albert Hirte
Memorial Obelisk for Hirschgarten Colony
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The Albert Hirte Obelisk commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Hirschgarten Colony, founded in 1870 by Albert Hirte. Erected in 1895, this sandstone and wrought iron monument was created by Otto Stahn and is part of Hirteplatz. It holds the status of a garden monument.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1895
- Height
- 6.5 m
- Heritage Status
- Garden Monument
Guided Story
In front of you stands the Albert Hirte Obelisk, a monument commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Hirschgarten Colony. Created by Otto Stahn in 1895, this sandstone and wrought iron structure is more than just a visual landmark; it holds the status of a garden monument. You're on Hirteplatz, where this historical piece proudly resides. Take a moment to observe the intricate details. Standing at 6.5 meters tall, it is a significant feature of this area.
Location
Nearby
Hirteplatz
1 m away
Salvador-Allende-Brücke
362 m away
Bellevuepark
1.1 km away
Volkspark Köpenick
1.3 km away
Altstadttheater Köpenick
1.5 km away
Salvador Allende
1.1 km away
Köpenick Native Country Museum
1.5 km away
Köpenick City Hall
1.7 km away
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