
Gedenkstein im Eichenwald
A Silent Witness to Erlangen's History
Did you know?
Created in 1910 by the distinguished sculptor Johann Baptist Mantel, the memorial stone in Erlangen's oak forest features the coats of arms of the Kingdom of Bavaria and the city of Erlangen.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1910
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
Can you hear the leaves rustling in the breeze? The oak forest around you whispers tales from the past. Take a closer look at the memorial stone. Its reliefs speak of a time when Bavaria was a kingdom. Did you know that the design was by Bernhard Mucke and crafted by Johann Baptist Mantel? Imagine people standing here back then, wrapped in heavy coats, feeling the chill in the air. These stone crests, one for Bavaria and the other for Erlangen, are like a silent dialogue between the past and the present. Sit down on one of the concrete benches and let history wash over you. The oak grove offers more than just shade; it’s a living archive.
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