When does the tour take place?

The tour takes place on September 26, 2026, from 14:00 to 15:30.

Where is the meeting point?

The meeting point is the tram stop Duisburg Zoo/Uni at Mülheimer Str. 211 in 47058 Duisburg.

What is the cost of participation?

Participation is free. A donation for the Mercator Society is requested on site.

Who leads the tour through the Kaiserberg?

The tour is led by historian Dr. Jonas Springer.

What should I bring to the tour?

Sturdy footwear is recommended, as the tour involves walking on paths in the terrain.

Is the tour also suitable for spontaneous guests?

Participation is tied to the event. For current information, it is advisable to check the event page.

Forgotten Places of Remembrance on the Kaiserberg

Name: Forgotten Places of Remembrance on the Kaiserberg
Start: 2026-09-26T16:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-26T17:30:00+02:00
Location: Straßenbahnhaltestelle „Duisburg Zoo/Uni“

Forgotten Places of Remembrance on the Kaiserberg: A Journey Through Duisburg's Culture of Remembrance

This city tour will take place on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 14:00 to 15:30 on the Kaiserberg in Duisburg-Duissern. Historian Dr. Jonas Springer will take participants on a journey through time and introduce selected monuments that shape the culture of remembrance of the place. Participation is free; a donation to the Mercator Society is requested. Sturdy footwear is strongly recommended. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))

Traces of a City That Preserves History

The Kaiserberg is considered a popular destination with extensive natural areas, but historical signs that are easily overlooked lie between paths and green spaces. This discovery experience aims to open up perspectives for monuments whose significance only unfolds in historical context. The tour combines local history, cultural heritage, and vivid city guidance to offer a lively view of Duisburg's past. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))

From the Empire to the Present Day

Since 1881, the former Duissern Mountain has been named Kaiserberg. The park and natural area became a place to commemorate the young German Empire in the late 19th century. The former Kaiser Wilhelm Monument and the cascade installations shaped this zeitgeist, while other signs of remembrance continue to raise questions and spark discussions to this day. Thus, a tour emerges that not only explains history but also makes it sensorially experienceable. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))

What Stands Out on the Tour

The focus is on selected monuments and places of remembrance connected to Duisburg's city history. This also includes questions about individuals, symbols, and local debates: Who was Dietrich Henning, what does the Siegfried figure on the honorary cemetery tell us, and what is behind the term memorial block? The walk connects these themes with an authentic nature experience on the Kaiserberg. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))

Meeting Point and Orientation

The meeting point is the tram stop Duisburg Zoo/Uni at Mülheimer Straße 211 in 47058 Duisburg. The location is well connected to public transport; the stop is explicitly mentioned as the location of the tour on the event page. Sturdy footwear is recommended for the tour, indicating a walk in the terrain and on uneven paths. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))

Conclusion: A City Tour for Explorers

Forgotten Places of Remembrance on the Kaiserberg is a cultural enrichment for all who wish to experience Duisburg beyond the well-known paths. The tour combines local history, monuments, and landscape into a cohesive discovery experience. Those wanting to understand culture of remembrance up close should secure this free tour early. ([duisburglive.de](https://www.duisburglive.de/event/2026/09/26/vergessene-erinnerungsorte-auf-dem-kaiserberg/?cHash=d4e2e6294a8e3c7555e3604c23e79065&utm_source=openai))