Gedenktafel "Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen" - A Tribute to Local Heritage
Explore the Gedenktafel "Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen" in Essen, a commemorative site celebrating local history and cultural heritage.
Nestled in the scenic landscapes of Essen, the Gedenktafel "Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen" serves as a tribute to the region’s historical significance. This memorial plaque commemorates the names of local streets that carry deep cultural and historical meanings, highlighting the rich tapestry of the Ruhr area’s past. As visitors approach the memorial, they are welcomed by serene surroundings that encourage reflection and appreciation of the area’s heritage. The site, while simple in its presentation, offers a profound connection to the local community and its history, making it a suitable stop for both history buffs and casual tourists alike. The Gedenktafel is easily accessible and can be enjoyed during a leisurely stroll through the area. It stands as an educational point where visitors can learn about the namesakes of the streets and their contributions to the region. The peaceful atmosphere of the location provides a perfect backdrop for contemplation, whether you're taking a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship of the plaque or pondering the stories behind the names it represents. The surrounding area also invites you to explore more of Essen's rich heritage, making this stop a great addition to any tourist itinerary. Visiting the Gedenktafel "Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen" allows tourists to engage with the local culture in a unique way. With no admission fee, it represents an opportunity for everyone to connect with the city’s historical narrative without the barriers of cost, making it an essential visit for anyone exploring Essen.
Local tips
- Take a moment to read the inscriptions closely to fully appreciate the historical significance.
- Plan your visit during daylight hours to enjoy the natural beauty surrounding the memorial.
- Consider combining your visit with a walking tour of the area to discover more local history.
A brief summary to Gedenktafel Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen
- Mariannenbahn, Essen, Stadtbezirke VII, 45279, DE
Getting There
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Car
If you're driving, from central Essen, head east on Altendorfer Str. towards Bismarckstr. Continue onto Gladbecker Str. (B226) for about 1.5 km. Then, turn right onto Mariannenbahn. Gedenktafel 'Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen' will be on your left. Parking may be available along the street, but ensure to check for any parking restrictions.
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Public Transport
To reach Gedenktafel 'Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen' via public transport, take the U11 subway line from Essen Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) towards Mülheim. Get off at the stop 'Essen-Mariannenplatz'. From there, it is a 10-minute walk: head south on Mariannenplatz, then turn left onto Mariannenbahn. Walk for about 500 meters, and you will find the Gedenktafel on your right. A single ticket costs approximately €2.90.
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Walking
If you are near the Mariannenplatz area, you can walk to Gedenktafel 'Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen'. Starting from Mariannenplatz, head south down Mariannenplatz, then turn left onto Mariannenbahn. Continue walking for about 500 meters; the Gedenktafel will be on your right side. This is a pleasant route and takes about 10 minutes.
Attractions Nearby to Gedenktafel Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen
- Altendorf Castle
- Gedenktafel Grenze zwischen Rheinland und Westfalen
- Friedenskirche
- Heisinger Ruhraue Nature Reserve
- Autobahn Unterführung
- Hardenberger Ufer
- Ruine Neue Isenburg
- Weir at Hattingen with boat alley
- Kunstobjekte von Klaus Viehöfer
- Platz der Begegnung
- Burg Isenberg
- Günni Semmler Denkmal
- Himmelstreppe
- Stockpile Rheinelbe (North)
- Seaside Beach Baldeneysee
Landmarks nearby to Gedenktafel Straßennamen der Ruhrterrassen
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- Schloss Schellenberg
- Diether Krebs Platz
- Gemeinschaft der Franziskaner
- Graffiti Wächtlerstraße
- Engelbert Park
- Elisen Park
- Summstein
- Hauswand Gemälde Engelbertstraße
- Kathirvelayuthaswamy Temple
- Gralskreis Essen
- Stadtgarten
- Gartenkunst Louis de Roy
- Altkatholische Friedenskirche
- St. Altfrid