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Contemporary witnesses in stone

As part of the "Historical Mainz" series, information boards have been attached to numerous historically significant and culturally valuable buildings, monuments and places for many years.

More than 230 plaques and steles—some featuring custom-made plans and drawings—now provide visitors and guests with a wealth of information about the buildings’ history, their uses, and the architects and clients who commissioned them. New ones are added regularly.


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