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Max-Josef-Metzger-Platz
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The Max-Josef-Metzger-Platz, a triangular city square with park-like qualities, was laid out in 1862 following plans by city architect James Hobrecht. It is framed by Müllerstraße, Gerichtstraße, and a connecting path. Since 1994, the square has been named in honor of Pastor Max Josef Metzger.
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Until 1994, the square was known as Courbièreplatz.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1862
- Former Name
- Courbièreplatz (1887-1994)
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Location
Nearby
Prime Time Theater
105 m away
St. Joseph (Müllerstraße)
111 m away
Trümmerschutt-Stele
25 m away
Park am Urnenfriedhof Gerichtstraße
166 m away
Gedenkstein für Max Josef Metzger
57 m away
Baptistenkirche Wedding
115 m away
Gerichtstraße
305 m away
Alte Nazarethkirche
448 m away
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