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Segel

Three stainless steel sails symbolize Bremen's maritime heritage

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Created by Stuttgart artist Hans Dieter Bohnet in 1982, the sculpture 'Segel' stands in front of the former Bundeswehr building on Falkenstraße. It features three stylized stainless steel sails on a concrete base, representing the maritime heritage of the city of Bremen.

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The sculpture was specifically designed for its location in front of the Bundeswehr building.

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Founded: 1982

Guided Story

Right here, you’re standing before the sculpture 'Segel', created by Hans Dieter Bohnet in 1982. These striking stainless steel sails, set on a concrete base, represent Bremen's maritime heritage. They symbolize the city's deep connection to the sea and the significance of shipping in the region. Take a moment to observe the three stylized sails, capturing the essence of movement and wind with their simplicity and elegance. If you look north, you’ll find the Stolpersteine on Daniel-von-Büren-Straße, another nearby memorial. But here on Falkenstraße, 'Segel' tells its unique story of movement and freedom.