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Roter Matrose
A Monument of Berlin's Cultural Heritage
Counts toward these achievements:
Berlin: First Steps10 pts
Berlin: Explorer25 pts
Berlin: Insider50 pts
The 'Roter Matrose' is a memorial in Berlin, crafted by Hans Kies in 1960. This bronze statue stands as a testament to significant historical events and is recognized as part of the city's cultural heritage. The statue was unveiled by its creator, Hans Kies, during an opening ceremony.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1960
- Heritage Status
- Cultural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
In front of you is the Roter Matrose, a bronze statue crafted by Hans Kies in 1960. This memorial is recognized as part of Berlin's cultural heritage, commemorating significant historical events. It was unveiled during a formal opening ceremony. If you look around, you might notice the open-air cinema, Freiluftkino Friedrichshain, about 134 meters to the northwest, offering cultural and entertainment experiences. The statue stands as a silent witness to the past, encouraging reflection on the stories it embodies.
Location
Nearby
Volkspark Friedrichshain
330 m away
Friedrich II. von Preußen
223 m away
Friedrichshain Open Air Cinema
134 m away
Ausstellung zur Berliner Märzrevolution
20 m away
Weltfriedensglocke
332 m away
Memorial to Polish Soldiers and German Anti-Fascists
501 m away
Ressurection Church (Friedenstraße)
381 m away
St. Pius-Kirche
494 m away
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