
Monument4986ac85…8905Place of Remembrance
Dr. Jose Rizal (1861–1896)
Commemorating the Philippine National Hero in Berlin
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The memorial plaque for Dr. Jose Rizal, established in 2003 by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines, honors the Philippine national hero, physician, and poet. It marks the place where Rizal completed his significant novel 'Noli Me Tangere', symbolizing peaceful resistance against Spanish colonial rule.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 2003
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
You're standing before the memorial plaque for Dr. Jose Rizal, established in 2003 by the National Historical Commission of the Philippines. This plaque marks a significant site where Rizal completed his novel 'Noli Me Tangere', a powerful symbol of peaceful resistance against Spanish colonial rule. Rizal was not only a celebrated physician and poet but also a national hero of the Philippines. Amidst the vibrant city of Berlin, this plaque quietly bears witness to his vision and dedication to freedom and justice. Just a short walk north, you’ll find the Forum Willy Brandt.
Location
Nearby

Komische Oper Berlin
209 m away

Kurt Christoph von Schwerin
210 m away

Hans Karl von Winterfeldt
217 m away

Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz
263 m away

Forum Willy Brandt Berlin
169 m away

Zietenplatz
237 m away

Konzerthaus Berlin
357 m away

Galerie Mensing
200 m away
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