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Baumdank-Denkmal

Memorial to Fallen Soldiers in Berlin's Tiergarten

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The Baumdank Memorial, constructed in 1952 by Karl Wenke, stands as a war memorial in Berlin's Großer Tiergarten. It commemorates fallen soldiers and holds partial heritage status. Made from shell limestone and concrete, it was inaugurated during a significant opening ceremony.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1952
Heritage Status: Partial Heritage Site
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Standing here at the Baumdank Memorial, you are in front of a war memorial constructed in 1952 by Karl Wenke. Made from shell limestone and concrete, it honors the fallen soldiers. It was inaugurated during a solemn opening ceremony and holds partial heritage status. This site is an integral part of the Großer Tiergarten. Look north, and you'll see the Rousseau Column about 55 meters away, with the Rosengarten further north, offering a peaceful space in the park.