liberec

Adolf Bernhardt

In the heart of Liberec, a poignant Stolperstein memorial bears the name of Adolf Bernhardt, a young life brutally cut short during World War II. This small, brass plaque is a powerful reminder of the city's complex history and the countles

Anna Goltz

A Stolperstein for Anna Goltz lies here, a small brass block that serves as a permanent scar on the city's memory. It marks the place where a vibrant life was violently interrupted, transforming a mundane sidewalk into a sacred space of rem

Anna Reich

This Stolperstein honors Anna Reich, a victim of the Holocaust. The polished brass surface, set among the cobblestones, is a quiet but powerful testament to a life that was. It stands as a call to remember and a warning against the dangers

Anna Rosenbachová

This Stolperstein honors Anna Rosenbachová, a Jewish woman from Liberec who perished in the Holocaust. The gleaming brass plaque, polished by the footsteps of passersby, is a living memorial that integrates remembrance into the daily rhythm

Armored Vehicles

This outdoor display features a collection of historic armored vehicles, offering a rugged glimpse into military history. The hulking metal machines, with their thick plating and powerful cannons, stand as silent sentinels of past conflicts

Automobilmuseum

The Automobilmuseum in Liberec is a hidden gem for car enthusiasts, showcasing a fascinating collection of vintage automobiles. Housed in a historic building, the museum features Czech classics like Škoda and Tatra, alongside international

Blanka Rosenbachová

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Blanka Rosenbachová, a victim of the Holocaust from Liberec. The small brass block, flush with the cobblestones, creates an intimate and unavoidable encounter with history. It marks the location of her form

Calvary Sculpture Group

This striking Baroque sculpture group depicts the crucifixion scene, a powerful expression of faith and artistry. The detailed figures of Christ, the Virgin Mary, and other saints are carved with emotional intensity, set against a backdrop

Cesar's Stone

Císařský kámen (Emperor's Stone) is the most famous natural landmark in Liberec, Czech Republic, and serves as a symbol of the city. This massive sandstone rock stands atop a hill at an elevation of 444 meters, offering visitors breathtakin

Dr. Rudolf Kraus

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Dr. Rudolf Kraus, a victim of the Holocaust. The polished brass surface, flush with the cobblestones, is a subtle yet profound memorial. It represents the systematic erasure of a family and a community, urg

Dr. Walter Kraus

A Stolperstein dedicated to Dr. Walter Kraus, a local physician whose life was tragically taken during the Holocaust. This small, brass memorial is set into the pavement, a humble yet powerful tribute to a man who once healed the community.

Elise Perlmann

A Stolperstein dedicated to Elise Perlmann, a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass memorial is embedded in the pavement, a humble tribute to a life lost. It serves as a powerful reminder of the individual human cost of hatred and intol

Else Bendová

This Stolperstein honors Else Bendová, a Jewish woman from Liberec who perished in the Holocaust. The gleaming brass plaque, polished by the footsteps of passersby, is a living memorial that integrates remembrance into the daily rhythm of t

Emil Lederer

This Stolperstein commemorates Emil Lederer, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass plaque, flush with the pavement, is a subtle but powerful memorial. It represents the tragic loss of an individual and serves as a call to never forget

Erna Kraus

A Stolperstein commemorating Erna Kraus, a victim of the Holocaust. This small, brass memorial is embedded in the pavement, serving as a permanent reminder of the individual lives lost during one of history's darkest chapters. It is a place

Františka Pokorná

This commemorative plaque honors Františka Pokorná, preserving the memory of an individual who contributed to Liberec's cultural or social life. The modest marker, often located in a residential area, speaks to the everyday heroes of the pa

Franz Bernhardt

This is a Stolperstein (stumbling stone) memorializing Franz Bernhardt, a victim of the Holocaust. Embedded in the cobblestone of Liberec, it serves as a poignant reminder of the city's pre-war Jewish community. The small brass plaque catch

Friedrich Sommer

A Stolperstein for Friedrich Sommer lies here, a small brass monument that serves as a permanent reminder of a life extinguished by hatred. The stone, polished by the passage of time and feet, is an integral part of the city's memory landsc

Fritz Taussig

A Stolperstein commemorating Fritz Taussig, a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass cube, set into the cobblestone, is a humble yet profound memorial. It personalizes the immense tragedy of the Holocaust, reminding us of the individual

Gertruda Kraus

This Stolperstein honors Gertruda Kraus, whose life was cut short by the Holocaust. The small brass cube, placed among the cobblestones, is a quiet but powerful act of remembrance. It invites reflection on the personal stories behind the va

Gertrude Erika Perlmann

This Stolperstein commemorates Gertrude Erika Perlmann, a victim of the Holocaust. The polished brass stone, set flush with the cobblestones, is a subtle but powerful memorial. It represents the tragic loss of a young life and the shatterin

Gertrude Fischl

A Stolperstein for Gertrude Fischl is set into the pavement, a humble marker for a life lost in the Holocaust. The small, gold-colored cube is a poignant counterpoint to the grand architecture of Liberec, reminding us that history's greates

Hanna Taussigová

A Stolperstein honoring Hanna Taussigová, a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass stone is a quiet but powerful testament to a life cut short. Embedded in the fabric of the city, it challenges passersby to confront the history that lies

Hans Peter Perlmann

A Stolperstein honoring Hans Peter Perlmann, a victim of the Holocaust. This small brass plaque is a quiet but powerful testament to a childhood stolen. Embedded in the Liberec pavement, it challenges us to remember the innocent lives caugh

Hedwiga Treulich

Heřman Rosenbach

JUDr. Jaroslav Rosenbach

Josefína Ledererová

KAREL VACEK (1902-1982)

Karel Rosenbach

Keiluv Vrch

Liberecká výšina

Liese Fischl

Ludvík Soyka

MUZA | The North Bohemian Museum

Max Bondy

Maximilian Nettl

Melanie Soyková

Memorial to the Fallen of World War I

Narrowest House in Liberec

Nový zámek

Olga Nettlová

Oskar Basch

Otto Friedrich Goltz

Památník obětem 21. srpna 1968

Památník obětem šoa

Památník romským dětským obětem holokaustů

Paul Fischl

Pytloun Self Check-in Hotel Liberec

Pytloun Self Check-in Hotel Liberec

Rajská Bouda

Ratrac Snowcat

Redoubt - Remains of Fortifications from the War of the Bavarian Succession 1778–79

Regional Hygiene Station

Reichenberg Castle

Reichenberg Transport Museum

Robert Benda

Rodný dům Ferdinanda Porsche

Steam Locomotive

Steam Locomotive 998-200-8

Steam Locomotive Adolf

Valdštejnské domky

Viktor Kraus

Vila Franze Bognera

Vila Johanna Liebiega mladšího

Villa of Theodor Liebieg Jr.

Wilhelm Schur

hrobka Liebiegů

Calvary Sculpture

Column of Our Lady of Mount Carmel

Diwokův Hostinec

Hotel Radnice

Jan Tomek Historic Residence

Josef Treulich

K2/270/B1-80 Z Historic Site

K2/272/A-140 Historic Site

K2/54/A-160 Z Historic Site

K2/63/A-180 Historic Industrial Site

Karel Plucnara Square

Liberecké podzemí

Monument to Fallen Soldiers of the Ukrainian Galician Army

Morový sloup (Plague Column)

Na Památku Vincenci Sochovi

Obrněná vozidla

Oulehl's Monument

Parní lokomotiva

Sousoší Kalvárie

Steam Locomotive Adolf

Zdeněk Stopa Historic Site

Jára Cimrman Monument

Liebieg Family Tomb

Memorial to the Victims of August 21, 1968

Parní lokomotiva 998-200-8

Redan - Remnants of Fortifications from the War of the Bavarian Succession 1778-79

Reduta - Remains of Fortifications from the War of the Bavarian Succession 1778–79

Barkan - Remnants of Fortifications from the War of the Bavarian Succession 1778–79

František Pokorný

Hanna Luise Treulich

K2/59/A-180 Historic Site

K2/65/A-140 Historic Landmark