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Steinkreuz (Ost 2)
A silent witness to medieval atonement
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Dresden: First Steps10 pts
Dresden: Explorer25 pts
Dresden: Insider50 pts
The stone cross in Dresden, known as a 'Sühnekreuz', is a recognized heritage monument in Saxony. It serves as a reminder of the medieval tradition of atonement crosses, erected as a form of penance for wrongdoing.
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The stone cross holds heritage monument status in Saxony.
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- Heritage Status
- Heritage Monument
Guided Story
You're standing before a noteworthy piece of history. This stone cross, known as a 'Sühnekreuz', is a recognized heritage monument in Saxony. These crosses were erected in medieval times as acts of penance for wrongdoing. You might feel the quiet reverence this monument brings to its surroundings. If you look around, you'll find more to explore. About 670 meters to the east, you'll find the Kreuzkirche, another significant site.
Location
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