If someone is hopping around Altstadt, it's a must visit monument. See it in daylight. Have a look every figure from different angle.

Kinda hidden and small but near the river!

I loved the Altstadt of Düsseldorf it was really unique.

A great sculpture. A kind old woman said to me that it is describing the war between Köln and Düsseldorf on which city should be the main city. It has a lot of details and it is not very busy even on weekends so you can see and take pictures in peace.

Weird looking metal statue with lots of interesting details. Definitely worth a short visit.

Nice looking bunch

Good place to make pi pi

It is a must see in Dusseldorf. A nice piece of history

The Stadternahmemonument is the most unique statue I have ever seen. Located in the Old Town, this large monument was created in 1988, commemorating the 700th anniversary of the city rights to Dusseldorf, Germany. We were treated to a detailed explanation of this beautiful statue by locals Klaus & Karin! The statue depicts the Battle of Worringen, the City Seal, and Parish Church. The statue is in a bustling area of town, where there is so much to see and do. Do yourself a favor and check out this magnificent monument!

Nice monument

Lovely part of the town

The more you look the more you see. Very detailed and interesting.

Very nice and interesting place a lady told me its shows Dusseldorf and köln war between two cities

I loved this monument. Unfortunately there is no English description. But it has incredible details.

It is a very nice city. And it is a very beautiful place to be, the vibes are very nice.

The city elevation monument is a monument commemorating the granting of city rights to Düsseldorf. It is located on the corner of Joseph-Wimmer-Gasse and Müller-Schlösser-Gasse in the old town. The sculpture was made by Bert Gerresheim. It was built in 1988 to mark the 700th anniversary. The motives include the battle of Worringen, the sealing of the city's deed of eligibility and the elevation of the parish church dedicated to St. Lambertus to a canon monastery.

Don't forget to touch before left :) also try to find secret numbers 😉☺️

Superbe sculpture, the strong allegorical meaning makes it extremely interesting

Beautiful & quiet place to have a coffee or a meal, right next to the monument.

Amazing piece but they should give it more attention i spent 15 mins looking for it and i was 1 min away

Nice monument...