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Alte Pulvermühle

The Alte Pulvermühle, or Old Powder Mill, is a historic industrial site that once produced gunpowder for the Saxon army. Nestled in a wooded valley, its sturdy stone ruins and remnants of water channels hint at the dangerous and vital work

Alte Zionskirche

The Old Zion Church is a striking architectural gem that has served the community for generations. Its Gothic or Baroque features, depending on the specific restoration, showcase the religious artistry of the period. The interior often reta

Anton Josef Schmidt

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Anton Josef Schmidt, a Dresden resident whose life was ended by the Nazi regime. The small brass stone, embedded in the pavement, is a personal memorial that brings history to the streets. It marks his last

Arthur Anton Zinn

The Stolperstein for Arthur Anton Zinn lies beneath a weathered oak, its brass surface darkened by decades of rain and reverence. His name—engraved with the formal precision of pre-war German typography—commemorates a man whose life was ext

Arthur Leuschner

Arthur Leuschner is commemorated by a Stolpersteine in Dresden, a small brass cube that interrupts the flow of the cobblestone street. This memorial is a powerful, understated art project that brings the history of the Holocaust directly to

Arthur Weineck

A memorial stone dedicated to Arthur Weineck, a communist resistance fighter against the Nazi regime. The site is a solemn reminder of the political struggles and sacrifices made during the Third Reich. Its unassuming presence in a resident

Arthur Weineck Memorial

This memorial is dedicated to Arthur Weineck, a figure from Dresden's past whose life is commemorated here. The simple, dignified marker serves as a focal point for remembering individual stories within the city's history. Situated in a qui

August Fehst

Nestled on Stollestraße, this Stolperstein serves as a poignant, ground-level memorial to August Fehst, a Jehovah's Witness who stood firm against the Nazi regime. The brass cobblestone bears his story of imprisonment and execution for refu

Begerburg

Begerburg refers to the historic ruins or site of a medieval fortification in the Bannewitz area. It offers a glimpse into the defensive structures and strategic importance of the region in earlier centuries. The remnants of the castle or s

Bertha Kirschbaum

A Stolperstein memorializing Bertha Kirschbaum, a Jewish woman who fell victim to the Holocaust. The small brass cube embedded in the sidewalk tells a story of loss and remembrance. It is one of many such stones in Gorbitz that personalize

Bertha Kirschbaum Memorial

This memorial is dedicated to Bertha Kirschbaum, a name that is part of the fabric of Dresden's local history. The simple marker serves as a poignant reminder of the individual lives that contribute to a city's story. Located in a quiet res

Bertha Steinhart geb. Auerbach

Embedded beside a wrought-iron gate, the Stolperstein for Bertha Steinhart (née Auerbach) glints like a fallen star in the morning light. Her name—bold, unadorned, and deeply personal—invites us to imagine her daily walks, her voice in the

Busch-Mühle

The Busch-Mühle is a historic mill that represents the agricultural and industrial heritage of the Bannewitz region. Its traditional architecture, often featuring water wheels or stone structures, showcases the engineering skills of past ce

Cecilie Lotte Wieselmann

Marking the memory of Cecilie Lotte Wieselmann, this historical site reflects the deep scars left by the Second World War on the local population. It is a place where the silence speaks volumes about the injustice faced by families in Banne

Cecilie Lotte Wieselmann Memorial

This memorial spot is dedicated to Cecilie Lotte Wieselmann, preserving her memory in Mickten. It offers a serene environment for visitors to contemplate local history. The site highlights the importance of individual stories in the collect

Chaim Levin

The Stolperstein for Chaim Levin is a subtle yet profound historical marker in Bannewitz. The brass plaque, set into the pavement, tells the story of a man who was part of the local community. It serves as a permanent reminder of the Holoca

Chaim Levin Stolperstein

The Stolperstein for Chaim Levin in Gorbitz commemorates a victim of the Nazi regime, ensuring his memory is preserved in the local landscape. Embedded in the sidewalk, this brass marker serves as a tangible link to the past, reminding pass

Denkmal für die Dresdner Trümmerbahnen

This memorial honors the victims and survivors connected to Dresden’s bombardment, preserving a chapter of wartime suffering with solemn dignity. Its presence turns distant history into a personal experience, encouraging visitors to conside

Die Märtyrer vom Münchner Platz

This memorial commemorates the martyrs of Münchner Platz, victims of Nazi injustice who were executed at the nearby courthouse. The simple stone monument bears their names, serving as a powerful reminder of the cost of resistance and the im

Dresden Railway Museum

The Dresden Railway Museum is a premier destination for train enthusiasts, housing an extensive collection of historic locomotives and carriages. Located in the historic railway workshops, it showcases the evolution of rail transport in Sax

Eisenbahn-Gitterbrücke

The Eisenbahn-Gitterbrücke (Railway Lattice Bridge) is a historic iron bridge, a fine example of 19th-century industrial engineering. Its intricate latticework design was once a common sight for railway lines, and this surviving structure o

Eisenbahnmuseum Dresden

The Dresden Railway Museum is a treasure trove for train enthusiasts, housing a vast collection of historic locomotives and carriages. Housed in a former roundhouse, the museum vividly narrates the story of rail travel in Saxony. Visitors c

Else Auguste Seifert

At the edge of a sun-dappled Gorbitz alley, the Stolperstein for Else Auguste Seifert lies beside a cluster of wild violets—nature’s quiet counterpoint to human erasure. Her full name, inscribed in precise, serifed type, honors not just her

Emerich Ambros

This Stolperstein is dedicated to Emerich Ambros, a victim of the Nazi regime. The small, shiny plaque is a powerful counterpoint to the anonymity of historical statistics. It forces a personal encounter with the past, right on the sidewalk

Erdwalze - 100 Jahre Gartenverein

Erich Schapira

Familiengrab Schulze

Feldschlößchen Stammhaus

Fichteturm

Friedrich Ludwig Jahn Memorial

Friedrich Siemens

Friedrich Siemens Memorial

GDR Air Raid Shelter

Gedenkwand

Georg Schumann

Georg Schumann Memorial

Gert Steinhart

Gert Steinhart Memorial

Gottlieb Traugott Bienert - Grabmal

Gottlieb Traugott Bienert Memorial

Grab von Victor und Eva Klemperer

Grave of Victor and Eva Klemperer

Hans Schulze

Heidenschanze

Heinz Max Wenk

Heinz Max Wenk Memorial

Heinz Wieselmann

Heinz Wieselmann Memorial

Herbert Samuel

Herbert Samuel Stolperstein

Hermann Reichelt, Selma Steglich, Martha Reichelt

Hertha Ruth Rabinowitsch geb. Kann

Historical Steam Engine

Historische Dampfmaschine

Hohenplauensches Wasserhaus (Fundamentreste)

Iron Railway Grid Bridge

Josef Rabinowitsch

Julie Salinger geb. Braun

KZ-Außenlager im RAW

Kaufhaus Steinhart

Kurt Steinhart

Kurt Steinhart Memorial

Kutschfahrten Tharandt

Königsmühle

Marion Steinhart

Marion Steinhart Memorial

Martin Herbert Rabinowitsch

Max Wieselmann

Max Wieselmann Memorial

Museum Hofmühle

Münchner Platz Memorial Dresden

Old Powder Mill

Paul Alfred Stübel

Paul Büttner

Reinforced Concrete Slabs

Resistance Fighters

Resistance Fighters Memorial

Richard Steinhart

Richard Steinhart Memorial

Rudolf Renner Memorial

Ruth Kirschbaum

Ruth Kirschbaum Memorial

Salvador Allende

Schmidt-Denkmal

Schulze Family Grave

Schulze-Boysen Memorial

Schulze-Knabe-Denkmal

Selma Rabinowitsch geb. Jacoby

Sockel

Sonja Steinhart Memorial

Sonja Steinhart geb. Goldschmidt

Sonja Steinhart née Goldschmidt

Sozialgebäude

Stahlbetonplatten

Stefan Rabinowitsch

Stolperstein for Arthur Anton Zinn

Stolperstein for Bertha Steinhart geb. Auerbach

Stolperstein for Else Auguste Seifert

Stolperstein for Erich Schapira

Stolperstein for Gert Steinhart