Senefelder-Denkmal

Do you hear the gentle splash of water nearby? That's from the fountains close to this monument, adding a peaceful backdrop to your visit. Picture yourself in 1892, when this monument was unveiled. Back then, people were amazed by a revolutionary technique that allowed for high-quality reproduction of art and text. Look around; you're standing at a site that symbolizes a printing revolution. While you gaze at the monument, remember that Alois Senefelder invented lithography out of necessity—to publish his own plays. A true inventor's spirit that changed the world. You might feel connected to the many artists inspired here. Just behind you is Senefelderplatz, where you can soak up the vibrant atmosphere of Pankow.