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Lutherdenkmal
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Lutherdenkmal

A Monument to the Reformer of Modern Times

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Standing proudly at the north side of St. Mary's Church, the statue of Martin Luther rests on a polished granite pedestal, a remnant of a once grand monument. Originally unveiled in 1895, it honors the reformer whose ideas reshaped the world. With wheelchair access, everyone can explore this historic site.
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Although originally a complex monument, since 1989 only the figure of Martin Luther stands near its original site at St. Mary's Church.

Quick Facts

Founded
1895
Wheelchair Access
Fully accessible

Guided Story

Imagine standing here, right in the bustling heart of Berlin, where a grand monument once celebrated the reformer Martin Luther. Look up, and you'll see Luther's statue gazing sternly into the distance. This figure has stood the test of time and now resides at the north side of St. Mary's Church. Did you know the original monument was much larger, crafted by sculptors Paul Otto and Robert Toberentz? Just behind you, the Neptunbrunnen gently splashes, as if whispering tales of the past. Since 1989, Luther has stood on his polished granite pedestal, a silent witness to Berlin's ever-changing landscape. It's a piece of history you can almost touch.

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