MonumentArchitectural Heritage Monument9763a3c3…605cPlace of Remembrance
Ernst-August-Gedenkstein
Historic memorial stone captures royal hunt
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Hannover: First Steps10 pts
Hannover: Explorer25 pts
Hannover: Insider50 pts
The Ernst-August Memorial Stone in Hanover commemorates a significant event: Crown Prince Ernst August shot his first fallow deer here on October 23, 1858. This stone monument, recognized as an architectural heritage site, bears an inscription marking the royal hunting achievement.
Quick Facts
- Heritage Status
- Architectural Heritage Monument
Guided Story
You're standing before the Ernst-August Memorial Stone, an architectural heritage monument marking a notable event. It commemorates the day Crown Prince Ernst August shot his first fallow deer on October 23, 1858. The stone bears an inscription that records this royal hunting achievement. To the northwest, about 240 meters away, you'll find the Hermann-Löns-Park railway bridge. Further still, roughly 501 meters in that direction, lies the Hermann-Löns-Park. This setting provides a serene backdrop for the historic monument nestled in the landscape.
Location
Nearby
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