Friesian monument

The Frisian Monument in Hamburg is an important historical landmark that focuses on the history of the Frisians and their role in German coastal protection. Erected in 1913, the monument commemorates the brave men who fought against storm surges and natural forces. The monumental stone building, which testifies to the Frisian stability and the solidarity of the coastal residents, is surrounded by a park-like ambience that invites you to linger.

Visitors can learn more about Franconian culture and discover a piece of regional history. Numerous information signs and boards nearby offer interesting insights into the traditions and customs of the Frisians. You also get a beautiful view of the harbor and the surrounding nature. A visit to the Frisian Monument is not only educational, but also an opportunity to experience the diverse history of the region up close. Plan your visit and immerse yourself in the culture of the Frisians!