Dive into the poignant, tragically beautiful world of Felix Nussbaum, a brilliant painter whose life and art were destroyed by the rise of fascism. This captivating journey takes you through the streets of Osnabrück, contrasting the warm, promising places of its youth with the terrifying bureaucratic centers of Nazi terror. The tour culminates in the architectural masterpiece of the Felix-Nussbaum House, where Daniel Libeskind's confusing design makes the psychological burden of exile physically tangible. Prepare yourself for an emotional, intellectual, and unforgettable confrontation with memory, art, and the resistance against forgetting.
- 2.4 km self-guided tour with 6 stations over 90 min.
- Ideal for everyone interested in history, memory, and art, design, and aesthetics
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From Osnabrück main station with local public transport towards the Old Synagogue Memorial. From the nearest stop, it is a few minutes' walk to the Old Synagogue memorial. Please check the current connection with the local transport association on the day of travel.
The tour ends at the Felix-Nussbaum House in the Museumsquartier Osnabrück. From there, walk to the nearest stop and take local public transport back to Osnabrück main station. Please check the current connection on the day of travel.
The empty plot of land of the former synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938 – a symbol of the violent eradication of Jewish life in Osnabrück.
The parental home of Felix Nussbaum, marked by brass cobblestones that remind of his murdered family.
The historic gymnasium that Felix attended. It stands for the classical education and the bright future that was promised to him.
A historic castle whose west wing served as the headquarters of the Gestapo – a symbol of the bureaucratic terror of the Nazi regime.
The former headquarters of the NSDAP in Osnabrück, which is in frightening proximity to the museum dedicated to its victims.
Daniel Libeskind's architectural masterpiece, designed with confusing axes to make the life, exile, and murder of Nussbaum physically tangible.
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