Stadterhebungsmonument: A Tribute to Düsseldorf's History

This bronze relief sculpture honors Düsseldorf's recognition as a city in the 13th century, encapsulating a crucial moment in its history.

Commissioned in 1882, the monument features intricate depictions of the Battle of Worringen and the sealing of the city's charter. Designed by sculptor Peter Joseph Lenné, it combines artistic elegance with historical significance, making it a key cultural emblem of the city.

Notable Features

• 📜 Historical Significance: Celebrates Düsseldorf receiving city rights in 1288.
• 🏺 Detailed Reliefs: Showcases scenes from the Battle of Worringen and St. Lambertus' elevation.
• 🌳 Public Location: Located in a public square, accessible to all visitors.

Accessible for free, the monument attracts tourists, historians, and families, offering a glance into Düsseldorf’s storied past.