
Monument7cc3a86f…a5a1Place of Remembrance
Spiegelwand
A Reflective Memorial from 1995
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Erected in 1995, the Spiegelwand in Berlin, crafted by Joachim von Rosenberg, is a memorial that prompts contemplation through its reflective surface. Inaugurated on June 7th, 1995, it serves as a public space for remembrance. The design captures the theme of reflection, encouraging quiet introspection.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1995
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
The Spiegelwand, created in 1995 by Joachim von Rosenberg, stands as a memorial with its reflective surface that invites quiet contemplation. Inaugurated on June 7th, 1995, it serves as a space for remembrance here. Notice how the surface reflects the light and surroundings, a constant reminder of history in the city. Just to the west, you'll find Hermann-Ehlers-Platz, a public square juxtaposed against this backdrop of reflection.
Location
Nearby

Hermann-Ehlers-Platz
39 m away

Schwartzsche Villa
221 m away

Rosenkranz-Basilika
238 m away

Schlosspark Theater
401 m away

Der Gefesselte
258 m away

Matthäuskirche
339 m away

Leid an der Mauer
292 m away

Deutsches Blinden-Museum
526 m away
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