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Bruges Stumbling Stones

The Stumbling Stones are an idea of German artist Gunter Demnig. They are brass plates, 10x10cm, attached to a cobblestone, which are placed on the sidewalk, in front of the last known and voluntarily chosen place of residence of a victim of Nazism.

Discover the personal stories behind the Bruges Stumbling Stones via audio clips, text and visual material. You can create your own route along the Stumbling Stones or find the nearest one using the map.

This Heritage Tour is part of an educational package, but can also stand on its own.
It was developed by Erfgoedcel Brugge in collaboration with the Stumbling Stones working group in Bruges and the storytelling collective De Op-Lichters.

More info: www.struikelstenenbrugge.be

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