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Way of Human Rights
Walk Dani Karavan's outdoor artwork beside the Germanisches Nationalmuseum to read human rights articles across a line of concrete pillars. It is a thoughtful short stop between museum and city wall.
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The work opened in 1993 as part of Nuremberg's public reckoning with its Nazi past. Each inscribed pillar presents an article of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in German and another language. The regular line of columns and the entrance arch turn a passage beside the museum into a place to read and reflect.
What to look for
Twenty-seven inscribed concrete pillars line the walkway.
An arch marks the entrance from Kornmarkt.
Each pillar pairs German with another language.
Useful to know
Walk the full line of pillars rather than stopping at the first inscription.
Pair it with the Germanisches Nationalmuseum next door.
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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