NUM's directory maps 12 statues and sculptures in Berlin, from a Prussian king on horseback to a memorial for the children of the Kindertransport.
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The monuments most visitors remember are not statues at all. Set into pavements across the city are thousands of Stolpersteine, small brass-topped cobblestones engraved with the name of someone who lived at that address and was persecuted or murdered by the Nazis. They are laid one by one, often at the request of relatives or current residents, and they sit at the doors of ordinary blocks in every district. Keep an eye on the ground when you walk through any older neighborhood.
NUM's directory maps 12 statues and sculptures in Berlin. The city has far more public art than that, including thousands of Stolpersteine memorial stones in the pavements.
In the center of Unter den Linden, near Humboldt University and Bebelplatz.
Outside Friedrichstraße station, on the street side of the station building.
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