MonumentPartial Heritage Site7b028be4…4a41Place of Remembrance
Rousseau-Säule
A Tribute to Rousseau in Berlin's Tiergarten
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Created by Günter Anlauf in 1987, the Rousseau-Säule stands in Berlin's Großer Tiergarten. This sandstone memorial is a partial heritage site, commemorating the philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Measuring 2.2 meters in height, it was inaugurated during an opening ceremony in 1987.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1987
- Height
- 2.2 m
- Heritage Status
- Partial Heritage Site
- Wheelchair Access
- Not accessible
Guided Story
You find yourself in front of the Rousseau-Säule, a memorial created by Günter Anlauf in 1987. This sandstone monument commemorates the esteemed philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau and holds a status as a partial heritage site. Standing 2.2 meters tall, it gracefully integrates into the Großer Tiergarten in Berlin. To the south, just 55 meters away, you'll spot the Baumdank-Denkmal. These nearby monuments together weave a rich tapestry of historical remembrance. The inauguration of the Rousseau-Säule marked an important event, celebrating Rousseau's lasting impact on philosophy.
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Location
Nearby
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