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Obelisk auf dem Löwenwall
Tribute to Brunswick's Fallen Dukes
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Rising proudly on the Löwenwall, the 22-meter-high obelisk was crafted by architect Peter Joseph Krahe in 1823. It serves as a tribute to the Brunswick Dukes Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand and Friedrich Wilhelm, who fell in the wars of liberation against Napoleon I. This monument stands as a poignant reminder of history and sacrifice in the heart of the city. Visiting this site invites a reflective pause amidst the bustling cityscape.
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Designed by the renowned architect Peter Joseph Krahe, the Obelisk on Löwenwall stands as one of the earliest monuments in the region.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- August 13, 1823
- Architect
- Peter Joseph Krahe
- Height
- 22 m
- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
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