Monuments to Johannes Kepler, Architectural heritage monument in Regensburg, Germany.
The Monuments to Johannes Kepler are multiple commemorative structures in the center of Regensburg designed by architect Emanuel Herigoyen. They stand near the house where this renowned scientist spent his final years.
The monuments were erected in the early 19th century to honor one of the most important scholars of the early modern period. They mark a location connected to key moments in the history of modern science.
The monuments honor a scholar whose work changed how people understood planetary motion. Visitors can take time to read the information and reflect on how such discoveries challenged everything in that era.
The monuments are located in the center and easily reached on foot with no admission fees required. Information plaques are on-site and provide a quick overview, even if you only have a few minutes to stop by.
Part of the site contains a bust created by Phillip Jakob Scheffauer in 1808 that remains on view today. This portrait is a rare example of early 19th century sculpture and offers a direct look at artistic tradition from that time.
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