Places with audio guides

The bronze monument to Gotthold Ephraim Lessing on Lessing Square in Braunschweig, the work of Ernst Rietschel from 1853.

A vast memorial on the site of one of the largest Nazi camps, with exhibitions on the prisoners, the resistance, the liberation, and the postwar use of the grounds.

The monument in Paris on Canada Square commemorates the Russian Expeditionary Force, which fought in France from 1916 to 1918.

A collection of sculptures and memorial stones commemorates scientists associated with the university. You can find them on the school grounds and in other places.

A site of a war crime from April 16, 1993, in the municipality of Konjic, marked by a modest memorial to the victims from the Croat community.

A reminder of the Basque politician whose kidnapping and murder in 1997 triggered mass protests against ETA and changed public debate in Spain.

This controversial Krakow monument to the Jesuit preacher Piotr Skarga, erected in 2001, stands in Saint Mary Magdalene Square opposite the Church of Saints Peter and Paul.

The Neo-Renaissance monument from 1882 on Charles Square commemorates the poet Vitezslav Halek and the culture of the Czech National Revival.