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Denkmäler im Bezirk Mitte - Berlin.de 440 Ergebnisse gefunden Sortieren nach: Bitte wählen Straße Postleitzahl Künstlername Name des Denkmals Ortsteil Erbaut Sinkende Mauer Invalidenpark 10115 Christophe Girot Mitte 1997 Wiedervereinigungsdenkmal Ecke Liesenstr./ Chausseestr. 10115 Hildegard Leest Gesundbrunnen 1962 Geschwister Kopppenplatz 10115 Karl Lemke Mitte 1968 Revolutionstele 1 "Orte der Friedlichen Revolution" Hannoversche Str. 30 10115 Robert-Havemann-Gesellschaft e.V. Mitte Gedenkstein Sammellager Große Hamburger Str. 27 10115 unbekannt Mitte 1995 Denkmal Jüdische Opfer des Faschismus Große Hamburger Str. 27 10115 Will Lammert Mitte 1957 Robert-Koch-Denkmal Robert-Koch-Platz 10115 Louis Tuaillon Mitte 1916 Emil-Fischer-Denkmal Robert-Koch-Platz 10115 Fritz Klimsch und Erich Scheibe Mitte 1921/52 Bertol Brecht Bertolt-Brecht-Platz 10117 Fritz Cremer Mitte 1988 Reiterstandbild Friedrichs des Großen Unter den Linden 9 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1836 - 1951 Hugenotten-Pelikan Friedrichstr. 131 10117 Michael Klein Mitte 1994 Versunkene Bibliothek Bebelplatz 10117 Micha Ullmann Mitte 1994 - 1995 Claire Waldoff Friedrichstr. 107 10117 Reinhard Jacob Mitte 1986 Wilhelm von Humboldt Unter den Linden 6 10117 Martin Paul Otto Mitte 1882 - 1883 Alexander von Humboldt Unter den Linden 6 10117 Reinhold Begas Mitte 1882 - 1883 Heilige Gertrud Gertraudenbrücke 10117 Rudolf Siemering Mitte 1896 Max Planck Unter den Linden 6 10117 Bernhard Heiliger Mitte 1948 - 1949 Theodor Mommsen Unter den Linden 6 10117 Adolf Brütt Mitte 1905 Hermann von Helmholtz Unter den Linden 6 10117 Ernst Herter Mitte 1899 Scharnhorst Unter den Linden 5 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1816 - 1822 Bülow Unter den Linden 5 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1816 - 1822 Parlament der Bäume Schiffbauerdamm 40 10117 Ben Wargin Mitte 1990 Blücher Unter den Linden 5 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1819 - 1824 Quadriga Pariser Platz 10117 Johann-Gottfried Schadow Mitte 1790-93 Gneisenau Unter den Linden 5 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1855 York Unter den Linden 5 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1855 Pietà (Mutter mit totem Sohn) Unter den Linden 4 10117 Käthe Kollwitz Mitte 1937 Heinrich-Heine Platz der Märzrevolution 10117 Waldemar Grzimek Mitte 1954 - 1956 Eilhard Mitscherlich Platz der Märzrevolution 10117 Carl Ferdinand Hartzer Mitte 1894 Mahnmal für die von den Nationalsozialisten hingerichteten Unter den Linden 6 10117 Johanna Jura Angehörigen der Universität Mitte 1976 Hegel Hegelplatz 10117 Gustav Bläser Mitte 1872 Thaer Schinkelplatz 10117 Christian Daniel Rauch Mitte 1856 - 1859 Lise-Meitner-Denkmal Unter den Linden 6 10117 Anna Franziska Schwarzbach Mitte 2016 Schinkel Schinkelplatz 10117 Friedrich Drake Mitte 1860 - 1869 Fünf-Kinder-Tröpfelbrunnen Marion-Gräfin-Dönhoff-Platz 10117 Evelyn Hartnick-Geismeier Mitte 2013 Beuth Schinkelplatz 10117 August Karl Eduard Kiß Mitte 1861 Gedenkort "Weiße Kreuze" Ebert- /Ecke Scheidemannstr. 10117 Berliner Bürger-Verein Tiergarten / Großer Tiergarten 1971 Fragen eines lesenden Arbeiters Unter den Linden 8 10117 Werner Stötzer Mitte 1958-61 Löwenpaar mit Jungem Platz des 18. März 10117 Wilhelm Wolff Tiergarten / Großer Tiergarten 1872 Lesender Arbeiter Unter den Linden 8 10117 Werner Stötzer Mitte 1958-62 Goethe-Denkmal Ebertstraße 10117 Fritz Schaper Tiergarten / Großer Tiergarten 1880 Die Sinnende Unter den Linden 6 10117 Sabina Grzimek Mitte 1972/74 Denkmal für die im Nationalsozialismus verfolgten Ebertstraße 10117 Michael Elmgreen und Ingar Homosexuellen Dragset Tiergarten / Großer Tiergarten 2008 Historische Uhr Bebelplatz, Unter den Linden 10117 unbekannt Mitte Hommage á Liebermann Pariser Platz 10117 Markus Lüpertz Mitte 1997 Tanzende Berolina Hausvogteiplatz 12 10117 Axel Anklam Mitte 2004 Herkules Musagetes Platz des 18. März 10117 Georg Franz Ebenhecht Tiergarten / Großer Tiergarten 1745 Preußischer Null-Meilenstein Leibziger Str. 46 - 48 10117 unbekannt Mitte Ende des 18. Jh. Denkzeichen Modezentrum Hausvogteiplatz Hausvogteiplatz 10117 Rainer Görß Mitte 2000 Schillerdenkmal Gendarmenmarkt 10117 Reinhold Begas Mitte 1831-1911 Denkmal der Toleranz Houseball Bethlehemkirchplatz 10117 Claes Oldenburg und Coosje van Bruggen Mitte 1995-97 Mauern durchbrechen Mauerstraße 11 10117 Georgi Tschapkanow Mitte 2006 Mauerskulpturen 1992 Wilhelmstr. 97 10117 Eberhard Foest Mitte 1992 Denkmal des Reichsfreiherr vom und zum Stein Niederkirchnerstr. 5 10117 Hermann Schievelbein und Hugo Hagen Mitte 1867-68 Denkmal zur Erinnerung an den Aufstand des 17. Juni 1953 Leibziger Str. 7 10117 Wolfgang Rüppel Mitte 2000 Denkmal für die ermordeten Juden Europas Cora-Berliner-Straße 1 10117 Peter Eisermann Mitte 1997-2005 Fürst Leopold I. von Anhalt-Dessau (Alter Dessauer) Wilhemplatz an der Mohrenstraße 10117 Johann Gottfried Schadow Mitte 1798 General von Zieten Wilhemplatz an der Mohrenstraße 10117 Johann Gottfried Schadow Mitte 1794 Miracolo Schiffbauerdamm 10117 Marino Marini Mitte 1969/70 General Friedrich Wilhelm von Seydlitz Zietenplatz 10117 August Kiss Mitte 1862 Säulenbrunnen, Kunstsäule Mittelstr. 51-54 10117 unbekannt Mitte Großer Phönix III Unter den Linden 36-38 10117 Bernhard Heiliger Mitte 1972/92 Generalfeldmarschall Jakob von Keith Zietenplatz 10117 August Kiss Mitte 1862 Generalfeldmarschall Kurt Christoph von Schwerin Zietenplatz 10117 August Kiss Mitte 1862 Generalleutnant Hans Carl von Winterfeldt Zietenplatz 10117 August Kiss Mitte 1862 Revolutionsstele 2 "Orte der Friedlichen Revolution" Reichstagsufer 17 10117 Robert-Havemann-Gesellschaft e.V. Mitte Büste des Friedrich Daniel Ernst Schleiermacher Taubenstr. 3 10117 Fritz Schaper Mitte 1903/04 Züge in die Freiheit-Züge in den Tod Georgenstraße 196 10117 Frank Meisler Mitte 2008 Georg-Elser-Denkzeichen Wilhelmstr. 92 10117 Ulrich Klages Mitte 2011 Carl Friedrich Fasch Am Festungsgraben 2 10117 Gustav Bläser Mitte 1891 Paul Langerhans Charité 10117 Herwegs Bronzegießerei Kreuzberg Mitte 2012 Friedrich Kraus Charité 10117 Hugo Lederer Mitte 1927 Rahel Hirsch Charité 10117 Susanne Wehland Mitte 1995 Gingko-IBI Charité 10117 Claus-Frenz Claussen Mitte 1992 Wilhelm Griesinger Charité 10117 unbekannt Mitte unbekannt Sockel für Karl Liebknecht Denkmal Potsdamer Platz 10 10117 unbekannt Tiergarten 1951/2002 Rudolf Virchow Charité 10117 unbekannt Mitte 2002 Franz König Charité 10117 Ferdinand Hartzer Mitte 1904 Adolf Bardeleben Charité 10117 Martin Wolff Mitte 1889 Friedrich Althoff Charitéplatz 10117 Ferdinand Hartzer Mitte 1902 Albrecht v. Graefe Schumannstr. 5 10117 Rudolf Siemering Mitte 1882 Rudolf-Virchow-Denkmal Karlplatz 10117 Fritz Klimsch Mitte 1905 Otto Brahm Schumannstr. 13 10117 Eberhard Bachmann Mitte 1963 Heinz Hilpert Schumannstr. 13 10117 Eberhard Bachmann Mitte 1960er Jahre Max Reinhardt Schumannstr. 13 10117 Wilfried Fitzenreiter Mitte 1960 Wolfgang Langhoff Schumannstr. 13 10117 Eberhard Bachmann Mitte 1960er Jahre Theaterstele Schumannstr. 13 10117 Christa Sammler Mitte 1983 Rosa Luxemburg Torstraße 6 10119 Rolf Biebl Mitte 1999 Jüngling Volkspark Weinbergsweg 10119 Theo Balden Mitte 1963 Schwestern Volkspark Weinbergsweg 10119 Christa Sammer Mitte 1963 Der verlassene Stuhl hinter dem leeren Tisch vor dem Kopppenplatz 10119 Karl Biedermann umgestürzten Stuhl Mitte 1996 Gedenktafel für Christian Koppe Kopppenplatz 10119 Friedrich August Stüler Mitte 1855 Gedenktafel der ehemaligen Synagoge Kleine Auguststr. 10 10119 unbekannt Mitte 2006 Heinrich Heine-Denkmal Volkspark am Weinbergsweg 10119 Waldemar Grzimek Mitte 1954-56 Für Dietrich Bonhoeffer Griebenowstraße 16 10119 Karl Biedermann Mitte 1997 Bauarbeiter Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 31 10178 Gerhard Thieme Mitte 1968 Monument for Historical Change Linienstraße 227 10178 Clegg und Guttmann Mitte 2004 Gedenkstein Herbert-Baum-Gruppe Kreuzung Weydingerstraße / 10178 Jürgen Raue Linienstraße Mitte 1981 Friedrich Wilhelm IV Bodestraße 1-3 10178 Alexander Calandrelli Mitte 1886 Granitschale Am Lustgarten 10178 unbekannt Mitte 1834 Kämpfende Amazone Am Lustgarten 10178 August Kiss Mitte 1842 Löwenkämpfer Am Lustgarten 10178 Albert Wolff Mitte 1861 Herkules mit dem Nemeïschen Löwen ringend Bodestraße 1-3 10178 Max Klein Mitte 1879 Amazone zu Pferde Bodestraße 1-3 10178 Louis Tuaillon Mitte 1895 Diana Bodestraße 1-3 10178 Reinhold Felderhoff Mitte 1910 Stehende Löwin Bodestraße 1-3 10178 August Gaul Mitte 1900 Die Sphinx Am Lustgarten 10178 Ingeborg Hunzinger Mitte 1975 Die Würde und Schönheit freier Menschen Marx-Engels-Forum zwischen 10178 Margret Midell Spandauer Str. und Spree Mitte 1985-86 Herbert Baum Lustgarten / Schloßplatz 10178 Jürgen Raue Mitte 1981 Alte Welt Marx-Engels-Forum zwischen 10178 Werner Stötzer Spandauer Str. und Spree Mitte 1985-87 O Deutschland, bleiche Mutter Bodestraße 10178 Fritz Cremer Mitte 1964/65 Altberliner Orginale Am Nußbaum/Spandauer Str. 10178 Gerhard Thieme Mitte 1987 Diesterweg Burgstraße 27 10178 Robert Metzkes Mitte 1990 Allegorie "Wissenschaft" Nikolaikirchplatz 10178 Albert Wolf Mitte 1876 Frauenprotest Rosenstrasse Rosenstraße 1 10178 Ingeborg Hunzinger Mitte 1989-94 Klio – die Muse der Geschichtsschreibung Nikolaikirchplatz 10178 Albert Wolf Mitte 1876 Luther Karl-Liebknecht-Straße 8 10178 Paul Otto, Robert Toberentz Mitte 1885 Leierkastenmann Poststr. 28 10178 Gerhard Thieme Mitte 1987 Marx / Engels Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 1-2 10178 Ludwig Engelhardt Mitte 1985-86 Angler Spreeufer 6 10178 Gerhard Thieme Mitte 1987 Aufbauhelferin Rathausstraße 10178 Fritz Cremer Mitte 1954 Historische Uhr Am Spreeufer/Probststr. 10178 unbekannt Mitte Aufbauhelfer
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    C. D. Rauch, Alexander von Humboldt, 1857 | E. Wolff, Die Nacht, 1842 | J. G. Schadow, Königin Luise von Preußen, 1798 | E. Wolff, Mädchen, 1842 | C. D. Rauch, Satyr, 1796­97 Christian Daniel Christian Rauch Museum Daniel Bad Arolsen Diemelstadt C. D. Rauch- Geburtshaus Ausstellungen im Schloss Rauch Museum Bad Arolsen Schreibersches Dazu gehören Bildwerke berühmter französischer Künstler wie auf die Antike andererseits, die sich die Künstler schöpferisch Haus Christian Daniel Stadtkirche Rauch-Museum Barye, Bosio oder David d’Angers, denen man in deutschen anverwandelten. Kaulbach- Haus Samm lungen nur selten begegnet, und zahlreiche Werke von P Kassel Hauptmeistern der deutschen Kunstgeschichte wie etwa von dem Die Kunst der Goethezeit ist geprägt von einem hohen Bildungs­ Historicum Berliner Hofbildhauer Gottfried Schadow, von Schinkels engstem anspruch und einem anspruchsvollen Menschenbild, in dem sich Mitarbeiter Friedrich Tieck, von zahlreichen Schülern und Mit­ die Überzeugung von der Würde des Individuums spiegelt und Anreise individuelle Lebensleistungen als Vorbilder und Ideale formuliert arbeitern Rauchs sowie von dem Schweizer Alexander Trippel. Sie erreichen Bad Arolsen über die Autobahn A44 Dortmund – Kassel, werden. In dem Glauben an die ethisch­moralische Vorbildlichkeit Abfahrt Diemelstadt und die Bundesstraße B 252. In dieser Zusammenstellung entsteht ein reiches Bild der großer Denker und edler Herrscher wurzelt die Bedeutung, die dem Öffnungszeiten deutschen und internationalen Kunstszene der Goethezeit mit Denkmal und dem Bildnis in dieser Zeit zukam und aus dem die Mittwoch bis Samstag 14.00 bis 17.00 Uhr ihren realistischen Tendenzen einerseits und ihren Bezügen Aktualität dieser Kunst resultiert. Sonntag 11.00 bis 17.00 Uhr und nach Vereinbarung Am 24.