
Platz der Jüdischen Deportierten
A Place of Memory and Reflection
Did you know?
The monument at the Place of Jewish Deportees, composed of granite blocks, has been a striking reminder of Hamburg's history since 1982.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1983
- Wheelchair Access
- Fully accessible
Guided Story
Imagine standing here, where many years ago, people began a journey from which they would never return. Turn around and take a look at the sculpture made of granite blocks, each representing a life, a family lost in the tides of history. You might hear the soft footsteps of visitors who pause here in silent remembrance. Just southeast, you'll find the Büsch Monument, another reminder that history isn't confined to the past but is all around us. Let this place speak to you, perhaps bringing to mind the stories of your own family as you reflect on the weight of what happened here.
Location
Nearby

Gipsabguss-Sammlung der Universität Hamburg

Büsch-Denkmal

Kindertransport

Alter Botanischer Garten

Kleine Moorweide

Mineralogisches Museum

Info-Modell Planten un Blomen

