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Founded: 1842-1863Category: Statues in Germany
Historical period: German Confederation (Germany)
Rating
4.7/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Courtney Darder (2 years ago)
This place can be a lot of work to get to if you park at the bottom however it felt great making it all the way to the top! Lucky for me the rain held off and was a good hike. Inside the liberation hall which you have to pay to enter just go to the visitor center. But it has some gorgeous views from the top! Definitely a must! Lots of history marked in here.
This place can be a lot of work to get to if you park at the bottom however it felt great making it all the way to the top! Lucky for me the rain held off and was a good hike. Inside the liberation hall which you have to pay to enter just go to the visitor center. But it has some gorgeous views from the top! Definitely a must! Lots of history marked in here.
Benseer Mohamed (2 years ago)
Liberation Hall in Kelheim, Bavaria is a stunning architectural gem with panoramic city and river views. The on-site cafeteria/restaurant adds convenience, making it an ideal place to unwind, relax, and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. When traveling by car, it's recommended to use the car parking address as the destination to avoid abruptly ending up on the main road. A must-visit spot in Kelheim for a delightful experience.
Liberation Hall in Kelheim, Bavaria is a stunning architectural gem with panoramic city and river views. The on-site cafeteria/restaurant adds convenience, making it an ideal place to unwind, relax, and enjoy the beauty of the surroundings. When traveling by car, it's recommended to use the car parking address as the destination to avoid abruptly ending up on the main road. A must-visit spot in Kelheim for a delightful experience.
Kent Wang (2 years ago)
You have to buy your ticket at the visitor's center, not at the Hall itself. The Hall of Liberation a neo-classical monument on the hill above the town of Kelheim. It was commissioned by King Ludwig I of Bavaria to commemorate the victory over Napoleon, and completed in 1863.
You have to buy your ticket at the visitor's center, not at the Hall itself. The Hall of Liberation a neo-classical monument on the hill above the town of Kelheim. It was commissioned by King Ludwig I of Bavaria to commemorate the victory over Napoleon, and completed in 1863.
Su Pa (2 years ago)
Nice monument to visit. Easy walk of ~ 20 minutes from the parking lot in the town/next to the river. Tickets (4€) to be purchased further in a building with a restaurant. Then you have to walk a bit back towards the monument itself. Automated scanning of tickets and passing through a turniket. It is very chilly inside, so I recommend wearing a jacket even on a warm day! Possible to climb on two different levels of a monument. Divided stairs for the way up and down, no mess. Toilettes available downstairs at the place of purchasing the tickets.
Nice monument to visit. Easy walk of ~ 20 minutes from the parking lot in the town/next to the river. Tickets (4€) to be purchased further in a building with a restaurant. Then you have to walk a bit back towards the monument itself. Automated scanning of tickets and passing through a turniket. It is very chilly inside, so I recommend wearing a jacket even on a warm day! Possible to climb on two different levels of a monument. Divided stairs for the way up and down, no mess. Toilettes available downstairs at the place of purchasing the tickets.
michal k. (2 years ago)
Wonderful place to visit. It's located ~20 min of walk from the city centre. Inside the hall it's cold, so be prepared and rather have a jacket. You can walk up through another ~200 stairs to get an extra view. You need to get the tickets in the small building which is located another 300m direction west.
Wonderful place to visit. It's located ~20 min of walk from the city centre. Inside the hall it's cold, so be prepared and rather have a jacket. You can walk up through another ~200 stairs to get an extra view. You need to get the tickets in the small building which is located another 300m direction west.
