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Schuttblume

Honoring the Victims of Aerial Warfare

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Perched on Olympiaberg, the Schuttblume stands as a poignant tribute to the civilian victims of World War II. Donated by the German Trade Union Federation and the City of Munich in 1972, this sculpture invites quiet contemplation of the past. Here, history and art merge, offering a serene space for reflection amidst the tranquil surroundings.

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The Schuttblume was established during the 1972 Munich Olympics as a memorial for the civilian victims of aerial warfare.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1972

Guided Story

Imagine standing here on Olympiaberg with the breeze gently rustling through the trees. Look around, the view is quite breathtaking, isn't it? The Schuttblume before you tells a deeply moving story. It was erected during the 1972 Munich Olympics to remember the civilian victims of World War II. This memorial stands as a poignant reminder of destruction and as a beacon of hope. If you glance to the north, you'll spot SeaLife Munich, where the wonders of underwater life are celebrated. It's a stark contrast to the remembrance of a time when life up here was so fragile. Take a moment to feel the peace and let the significance of this place sink in.