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Post-War Dortmund
Explore Dortmund's post-war architectural journey
11 StopsEstimated Duration: 116 minutes
Embark on a 4.54 km journey through Dortmund's post-war architecture. Starting at the "Johannes Paul II visits Germany" monument, you'll encounter significant historical landmarks, including the striking Crane Hook industrial monument from the 1990s. The trail concludes powerfully at the Memorial Stone for the Deportation of Sinti and Roma, leaving a lasting impression of the city's complex past. This open route provides a compelling blend of history and architecture that resonates deeply.
Did you know? — Johannes Paul II. besucht Deutschland
The bust was erected by Thyssen-Wagner GmbH.
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Johannes Paul II. besucht Deutschland
Monument
585 mStop 1 to stop 2
2
Kranhaken (Industriedenkmal)
Monument
1.2 kmStop 2 to stop 3
3
Gedenktafel an der Mahn- und Gedenkstätte Steinwache Dortmund
Monument
963 mStop 3 to stop 4
4
Gedenktafel für Wilhelm Lübke
Monument
508 mStop 4 to stop 5
5
Gedenkstein für die Drogentoten
Monument
130 mStop 5 to stop 6
6
Namen und Steine
Monument
150 mStop 6 to stop 7
7
Gedenkstein 50 Jahre Kriegsende
Monument
266 mStop 7 to stop 8
8
Friedenssäule
Monument
888 mStop 8 to stop 9
9
Gedenktafel für Opfer des NS-Regimes
Monument
863 mStop 9 to stop 10
10
Gedenktafel für die Opfer der NS-Justiz
Monument
461 mStop 10 to stop 11
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