seligenstadt

"Jägerhaus" - ehem. Stallungen

Formerly the stables for the Jägerhaus hunting lodge, this building represents the sporting traditions of the local nobility in a bygone era. The sturdy brickwork and spacious interiors were designed to accommodate horses and equipment for

Abraham Adolf Stein

Abraham Adolf Stein's Stolperstein commemorates a man who was forced to flee or was deported from Seligenstadt. The small brass square embedded in the sidewalk serves as a permanent marker of his existence and tragedy. It invites pedestrian

Adolf Frank

Adolf Frank's Stolperstein is a tangible link to the pre-war Jewish community of Hennef. Located near the Sieg river, the stone is part of a larger network of memory that crisscrosses Europe. Its simple inscription—name, birth year, and fat

Adolf Frank Stolperstein

This Stolperstein in Seligenstadt is dedicated to Adolf Frank, marking the location associated with his life before deportation. The brass plaque embedded in the cobblestones serves as a poignant reminder of the Holocaust's impact on local

Adolf Kleeblatt

Marking the final residence of Adolf Kleeblatt, this Stolperstein commemorates a man who was persecuted and likely deported during the Nazi era. The small brass cobblestone lies in the sidewalk, blending into the urban environment while car

Alte Abtei

The Alte Abtei, or Old Abbey, is the heart of Seligenstadt's Benedictine monastery complex, a sprawling ensemble of buildings dating back to the 9th century. Its Romanesque basilica, with its sturdy pillars and serene cloister, stands as a

Alte Klostermühle

The Old Monastery Mill, or Alte Klostermühle, is a picturesque relic of Seligenstadt's monastic heritage, situated alongside a gently flowing stream. This historic mill once ground grain for the monastery's community, utilizing the natural

Amalia Bender

This Stolperstein, or stumbling block, is embedded in the pavement of Seligenstadt to commemorate Amalia Bender, a victim of the Nazi regime. It serves as a poignant, ground-level reminder of the individual lives lost during the Holocaust.

Amalia Mathilde Hainebach

Amalia Mathilde Hainebach is commemorated by a Stolperstein in Seligenstadt, ensuring her story remains part of the local narrative. This small brass disc is a powerful tool for education, sparking conversations about the Holocaust among to

Anna Mayer

Anna Mayer’s commemorative stone, set beside a restored medieval wellhead, speaks to the resilience of Seligenstadt’s women across generations. As a midwife and community healer, Mayer’s legacy endures in local oral histories—her compassion

Archangel Gabriel Statue

The statue of Archangel Gabriel is a striking religious monument in Seligenstadt, depicting the messenger of God with intricate detail. Located prominently, it serves as a guardian figure for the town, blending theological significance with

August Bender

This Stolperstein commemorates August Bender, a resident of Seligenstadt who suffered under the Nazi regime. The brass plaque embedded in the pavement serves as a permanent reminder of the persecution faced by the Jewish community. It invit

Basilika Marcellinus und Petrus

The Basilica of Saints Marcellinus and Peter is a spiritual cornerstone of Seligenstadt, renowned for its impressive Romanesque architecture and rich religious history. As the burial place of the two saints, the basilica attracts pilgrims f

Benedikt 'Benno' Bender

This discreet plaque, affixed to a weathered stone wall near the old town gate, commemorates Benedikt ‘Benno’ Bender—a local schoolteacher whose underground resistance network sheltered persecuted families during the Nazi regime. Though una

Bertold Stein

Honoring Bertold Stein, this memorial stone stands as a final resting place for his memory within the public sphere of Seligenstadt. It acknowledges the specific identity of a person who was a victim of the systematic genocide carried out b

Blanka Salomon Stolperstein

Embedded in the pavement of Seligenstadt, this Stolperstein honors Blanka Salomon, a victim of the Nazi persecution. The small brass marker acts as a silent witness to the history of the local Jewish community. It invites passersby to pause

Bollwerkturm

The Bollwerk Tower is a striking remnant of Seligenstadt's fortifications, characterized by its robust masonry and strategic position overlooking the town's defenses. Originally part of a larger bastion system, it served as a critical looko

Clementine Kleeblatt

A Stolperstein for Clementine Kleeblatt, a Jewish resident of Seligenstadt who was deported and killed. The stone is part of a cluster of Kleeblatt family memorials, illustrating the devastating impact of the Holocaust on entire families. T

Cross (Kreuz)

This simple yet powerful cross stands as a traditional landmark within Seligenstadt, symbolizing faith and local heritage. Often found at intersections or near historic sites, it serves as a spiritual anchor for the community. The craftsman

Daniel Ernst Lilie

Marking the former residence of Daniel Ernst Lilie—a respected 19th-century apothecary and civic leader—this engraved stone lies near the Main River’s historic quay. Lilie’s contributions to Seligenstadt’s public health and urban developmen

Edith Jaffé Stolperstein

Embedded in the streets of Seligenstadt, this Stolperstein commemorates Edith Jaffé, a victim of the Holocaust. The small brass plate serves as a permanent reminder of the individual lives destroyed by the Nazi regime. It transforms the ord

Ehemaliges Schulhaus

The Former Schoolhouse stands as a humble yet significant monument to the educational history of Seligenstadt, preserving the classrooms where generations of local children learned. With its classic facade and modest scale, the building evo

Einhard Statue

The statue of Einhard, the medieval scholar and biographer of Charlemagne, is a key historical landmark in Seligenstadt. It commemorates his significant role in the town's founding and development as a Benedictine abbey. The sculpture captu

Einhardhaus

The Einhardhaus is a medieval stone building named after Einhard, the biographer of Charlemagne, who once served as a lay abbot in Seligenstadt. Its thick walls and small, deeply set windows are characteristic of early Romanesque constructi

Eiskeller und Belvedere

Ellen Salomon Stolperstein

Emma Hamburger

Emmy Stein Stolperstein

Erna Schuster

Erna Stein Stolperstein

Ernst Martin Schuster

Erzengel Gabriel

Former Benedictine Abbey of Seligenstadt

Friedrich Jaffé Stolperstein

Hans Jaffé

Hans Jaffé Stolperstein

Hans Thiel Square

Hans-Joachim Stein Stolperstein

Haus Hamburger

Hedwig Käthe Weinberg

Herbert Kleeblatt Stolperstein

Hermann Bacharach

Hermann Lilie

Hermann Mayer Memorial

Herta Gluck

Horst Memorial

Ilse Rebekka Kleeblatt

Irene Thoma

Isaak Hamburger Memorial

Isaak Oestreich

Isidor Hainebach

Jakob Friedrich Kleeblatt

Jenny Oestreich

Jewish Cemetery (Jüdischer Friedhof)

Johanna Bacharach

Josef Benjomen Lilien

Julius Bacharach Memorial

Julius Hainebach

Julius Lilien

Justin Lilie

Karl Bender

Karl Kleeblatt Stolperstein

Karoline Lilie

Klara Treidel Memorial

Konventgarten

Konventgebäude

Krankenbau

Kurt Kleeblatt

Kurt Oestreich

Landscape Museum Seligenstadt

Laura Hainebach

Liebfrauenheide

Lina Oestreich

Lothar Stein Stolperstein

Luci Kleeblatt Stolperstein

Ludwig Heinebach

Ludwig Lilien

Mahnmal aus Grabsteinfragmenten

Manfred Oestreich

Maria Immaculata Statue

Mathilde Jaffé Stolperstein

Mathilde Kloepfer

Max Schuster

Meta Kleeblatt

Mill and Bakery Museum

Minna Baer

Minna Kleeblatt Stolperstein

Nathan Kleeblatt

Nelly Lilien

Paula Hamburger

Prälatur

Red Cross Memorial

Regina Lilien

Robert Baer

Romanisches Haus

Rosi-Hansi Frankentaler

Ruth Kleeblatt

Ruth Oestreich

Sally Kleeblatt

Schachenbrunnen