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Rosengarten für die Kinder vom Bullenhuser Damm

A Place of Remembrance and Floral Beauty

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Founded in 1985, the Rosengarten für die Kinder vom Bullenhuser Damm is a poignant memorial and a blooming work of art in the heart of Hamburg-Mitte. As you wander among fragrant roses that display their beauty throughout the seasons, you find a quiet moment of reflection. The serene atmosphere invites you to linger as you admire the artistic layout of the garden. Experience the touching blend of history and nature in a place that honors the past and invigorates the senses.

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Founded in 1985, the Rosengarten für die Kinder vom Bullenhuser Damm serves as a poignant memorial reflecting on the tragic events of World War II.

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Founded: 1985

Guided Story

Here, you're in a place of quiet remembrance. The Rose Garden was founded in 1985 by the artist Lili Fischer. Just a short walk from the Bullenhuser Damm Memorial, this garden stands as a poignant symbol for the children who lost their lives there. The roses represent their memory. As you stroll through the well-tended paths, you might feel the gentle breeze weaving through the blooms. It's a space for reflection and remembrance.