stahnsdorf

Adelbert Düringer

The Adelbert Düringer memorial demonstrates how small, well-positioned signs can anchor larger stories in a place. Located where residential areas meet green spaces, it offers a chance to reflect on continuity and the ways ordinary lives ac

Alte Hakeburg

The Alte Hakeburg is a historic castle-like villa nestled in the wooded landscape of Kleinmachnow. Built in the late 19th century, its romantic, neo-Gothic architecture with turrets and gables evokes a fairy-tale atmosphere. Originally a co

Berlin Wall Section (Stahnsdorf)

While not part of the central wall, this section in Stahnsdorf represents the southern perimeter defenses of the Berlin Wall system, marking the boundary between East and West. Remnants of concrete barriers and warning signs serve as a somb

British/Commonwealth Military Cemetery

This hallowed ground in Stahnsdorf is the eternal home for members of the British and Commonwealth forces who lost their lives during the wars. The cemetery is characterized by its pristine white Portland stone headstones, each engraved wit

Carl Ludwig Schleich (1859-1922)

This memorial honors Carl Ludwig Schleich, a pioneering anesthesiologist who made significant contributions to medical science. The site reflects his innovative spirit and his impact on modern medical practices. Surrounded by a tranquil env

Christusdenkmal

Standing as a solemn sentinel in Kleinmachnow, the Christusdenkmal is a striking monument that blends religious symbolism with local history. The sculpture invites quiet reflection amidst the greenery of its surrounding park, offering a pea

Christusdenkmal (Christ Monument)

This imposing stone monument depicts Jesus Christ and stands as a significant religious landmark within the cemetery grounds. Its dramatic posture and detailed carving capture the spiritual intensity of the late 19th-century religious reviv

Conrad Matschoss (1871-1942)

The grave of Conrad Matschoss marks the resting place of a multifaceted artist, writer, and satirist from the early 20th century. Known for his sharp wit and critical views on society, Matschoss left a rich legacy in German literature and t

Ehemaliger Bahnhof Stahnsdorf

The former Stahnsdorf railway station in Nikolassee is a hauntingly beautiful relic of early 20th-century transport history. Its abandoned platform and station building, now overtaken by nature, evoke a sense of nostalgia and decay. Once a

Engelbert Humperdinck

A memorial dedicated to Engelbert Humperdinck, the German composer best known for his opera 'Hansel and Gretel'. The site in Nikolassee honors his contributions to Romantic opera and fairy-tale music. Set in a peaceful suburban area, it evo

Engelbert Humperdinck Memorial

This site commemorates Engelbert Humperdinck, the renowned composer best known for his opera 'Hansel and Gretel'. Located in the cemetery of Kleinmachnow, it honors his contributions to German musical heritage. The grave is a place of rever

Ernst Gennat (1880-1932)

This memorial honors Ernst Gennat, a legendary police chief known for his ruthless efficiency in solving crimes during the Weimar Republic. His grave in Kleinmachnow is a final resting place for a man who revolutionized criminal investigati

Erwin Barth

This site commemorates Erwin Barth, a pioneering German landscape architect who shaped many of Berlin's beloved public parks and gardens in the early 20th century. His work emphasized the harmony between natural landscapes and urban living,

Former Stahnsdorf Station

The former Stahnsdorf Station is a relic of the region's railway history, once a hub for local transportation. Although the station may no longer be in active service, its architecture reflects the industrial heritage of the area. Visitors

Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

Resting in the quiet serenity of Stahnsdorf's cemetery, this grave marks the final abode of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, a titan of German Expressionist cinema. The weathered tombstone, sculpted by Karl Ludwig Manzel, stands as a silent monume

Gedenkstein Annie Krauß und John Graudenz

This memorial stone stands as a somber tribute to Annie Krauß and John Graudenz, two individuals who lost their lives attempting to cross the border during the division of Germany. Located quietly in Nikolassee, the site serves as a powerfu

Gedenkstein für die Opfer der Weltkriege

This memorial stone stands as a somber reminder of the sacrifices made during the World Wars. Situated in Nikolassee, it provides a focal point for community remembrance and reflection on the costs of conflict. The inscription honors the fa

Gedenkstein für die Opfer des Faschismus

The Gedenkstein für die Opfer des Faschismus (Memorial Stone for the Victims of Fascism) is a solemn monument located in Chemnitz. This stone serves as a collective memorial, honoring all those who suffered and died under the fascist regime

Gedenkstein und Bronzetafel Heinrich Zille

Commemorating the famous artist Heinrich Zille, this stone and bronze plaque honor his vivid depictions of working-class life in Berlin. The inscription details his artistic legacy and his deep connection to the neighborhoods where he lived

Georg Graf von Arco

This memorial marker is associated with Georg Graf von Arco, a figure from a turbulent period in German history. Located in Nikolassee, it serves as a point of historical inquiry and reflection. The site invites visitors to consider the com

Georg Graf von Arco Memorial

This memorial marks the grave of Georg Graf von Arco, a figure associated with the complex political landscape of early 20th-century Germany. His connection to the assassination of Matthias Erzberger highlights the turbulent political tensi

Grabmal des Großhandelskaufmanns Julius Wissinger

This tomb honors Julius Wissinger, a wholesale merchant whose business activities contributed to the economic history of Stahnsdorf. The grave monument is a testament to the prosperity and social standing of the merchant class in the early

Grave of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau, the legendary German film director, is buried in Kleinmachnow. His grave is a site of pilgrimage for cinema enthusiasts, honoring his contributions to expressionist cinema. The tombstone marks the final resting pla

Grave of Gustav Kadelburg

Gustav Kadelburg was a painter and illustrator whose grave is located in Kleinmachnow. This site commemorates his artistic contributions and his life in the Berlin suburb. The tombstone is a quiet marker of a creative spirit that once thriv

Grave of Julius Wissinger

Gustav Kadelburg

Hakeburg Ice Cellar

Herrenhaus Kleinmachnow

Historic Ballroom

Historical Measurement Line „Breites Gestell“

Historischer Ballsaal

Hugo Distler (1908-1942)

Hundewick War Memorial

Italian Honorary Cemetery

Italienisches Kriegsgräberfeld

Joachim Gottschalk

Joachim Gottschalk Memorial

Karl Ludwig Manzel

Karl Ludwig Manzel Memorial

Kleinmachnow Manor House

Louis-Ferdinand Ullstein

Louis-Ferdinand Ullstein Memorial

Medusenportal

Memorial Stone and Bronze Plaque for Heinrich Zille

Memorial Stone for Annie Krauss and John Graudenz

Memorial Stone for the Victims of Fascism

Memorial Stone for the Victims of the World Wars

Railway Bridge

Ralph Arthur Roberts-Schönherr

Ralph Arthur Roberts-Schönherr Memorial

Richard Hüttig (1908-1934)

Schloss Güterfelde

Siku, Audi, and Classic Car Museum

Stahnsdorf

Sühnekreuz (Atonement Cross)

Teltower Kreisbahn

Theodor Fontane Junior Grave

Theodor Fontane jun.

Tomb of Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau

Tomb of Gustav Kadelburg

Tomb of Stahnsdorf

Tomb of Wholesale Merchant Julius Wissinger

Werner von Siemens (1816-1892)

World War II Military Cemetery

World War Victims Memorial Stone

Abteufkuebel Industrial Monument

Bastion Zossen

Bienarium

Twin Towns Memorial

Hildegard Scheidemann Memorial

Salomon Julius Weinberg Memorial