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Lortzing-Denkmal

A tribute to music in Berlin's green heart

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The Lortzing Monument in the Großer Tiergarten pays homage to the renowned German composer Albert Lortzing. Erected in 1906, the 6.5-meter tall statue attracts visitors who appreciate its historical significance and artistic elegance. As a partial heritage site, it provides a serene spot for reflection amidst the natural beauty of the park.

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In 1906, the Lortzing Monument in the Großer Tiergarten was unveiled as part of an opening ceremony celebrating Berlin's rich musical heritage.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1906
Height: 6.5 m
Heritage Status: Partial Heritage Site
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing here in the lush Großer Tiergarten, with the striking statue of Albert Lortzing right before you. Did you know that Lortzing was not just a brilliant composer but also an actor? He often performed in his own operas, creating a unique connection with his audience. If you turn around, you'll spot the magnificent Rousseau Column, just about 58 meters to the south. This park has long been a haven of inspiration, not just for artists like Lortzing but for many Berliners seeking tranquility and beauty. Enjoy the ambiance and let Lortzing's music play in your mind.