List of equestrian statues in Germany explained

See also: List of equestrian statues. This is a list of equestrian statues in Germany.

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Berlin City King Friedrich II by Christian Daniel Rauch
in the Unter den Linden
Berlin CityKing Friedrich Wilhelm IV by Alexander Calandrelli
in front of the Alte Nationalgalerie
Berlin CityEmperor Wilhelm I-National Monument by Reinhold Begas
in front of the Berlin City Palace, 1897-03-22, destroyed
Berlin-RixdorfEmperor Wilhelm I by Albert Moritz Wolff
at the Hohenzollernplatz,
1902, destroyed in 1944
Berlin-SpandauEmperor Wilhelm I by Franz Dorrenbach
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Berlin CityEmperor Friedrich III.
by Rudolf Maison,
in front of Bode Museum,
1904, destroyed in 1950s.
Berlin CitySaint George defeats the Dragon
AachenEmperor Friedrich III by Hugo Lederer
at the Kaiserplatz, 1911
Aachen Emperor Wilhelm I by Fritz Schaper,
1901, destroyed in 1942		100x100px -->
AltöttingField Marshal Johann t’Serclaes by Sebastian Osterrieder
at the Kapellplatz
Bad FrankenhausenKyffhäuser Monument with Emperor Wilhelm I. by Bruno Schmitz
and Emil Hundrieser on top of the Kyffhäuser Mountain, 1890–1896
BambergThe Bamberg Horseman (Bamberger Reiter, possibly showing Hungarian King Stephen I), Cathedral, c. 1225-37.
BautzenKing Albert by Walter Hauschild on the south side of the Lauenturm, 1913
BernburgEmperor Wilhelm I by Ludwig Manzel, 1901, destroyed100x100px -->
BraunschweigDuke Karl Wilhelm Ferdinand by Franz Pönninger, foundry Georg Ferdinand Howaldt

Duke Friedrich Wilhelm by Ernst Hähnel, foundry Georg Ferdinand Howaldt
in front of the Braunschweiger Schloss
BremenEmperor Friedrich III by Louis Tuaillon in the Herrmann-Böse-Str.
Bremen Chancellor Bismarck by Adolf von Hildebrand close to Bremer Dom, 1910
BremenEmperor Wilhelm I by Robert Bärwald, 1888–1893, destroyed in 1942.
BremenTwo statues of Heralds by Rudolf Maison forward of the East Gate of the Town Hall, 1901, destroyed
ChemnitzEmperor Wilhelm I at the Rathausmarkt, destroyed in World War II
CologneKing Friedrich Wilhelm IV by Gustav Blaeser, Hohenzollernbrücke (Deutz side)
CologneEmperor Wilhelm I by Friedrich Drake, Hohenzollernbrücke (Deutz side)
CologneEmperor Friedrich III by Louis Tuaillon, Hohenzollernbrücke (Cologne side)
CologneEmperor Wilhelm II by Louis Tuaillon, Hohenzollernbrücke (Cologne side)
CologneEmperor Wilhelm I by Richard Anders, 1890-1900, destroyed
CologneKing Friedrich Wilhelm III by Gustav Blaeser at the Heumarkt, 1878
CoburgDuke Ernest II by Gustav Eberlein in the Hofgarten
DarmstadtGrand Duke Ludwig IV by Friedrich Schaper at the Luisenplatz, 1898
DresdenKing August II (Goldener Reiter) at the Neustädter Markt square
DresdenKing Albert by Max Baumbach in front of the Ständehaus, destroyed in 1950
DortmundEmperor Wilhelm I by Adolf von Donndorf in Hohensyburg, 1897-1902
DüsseldorfDuke Johann Wilhelm by Gabriël Grupello
DüsseldorfEmperor Wilhelm I by Karl Janssen at the Martin-Luther-Platz
ErfurtEmperor Wilhelm I by Ludwig Brunow, 1900, destroyed in 1942
Emperor Wilhelm I by Hermann Volz at the Burgplatz, 1898
Freiburg im BreisgauZähringenes by Todor Bozhinov
Frankfurt am MainEmperor Wilhelm I by Clemens Buscher, 1896, destroyed in 1940
GeraEmperor Wilhelm I by Gustav Eberlein close to Johanniskirche, destroyed100x100px -->
GeislingenEmperor Wilhelm I by Gustav Eberlein at the Kirchplatz100x100px -->
GoslarEmperor Wilhelm I by Walter Schott at the Kaiserpfalz
GoslarEmperor Friedrich I Barbarossa at the Kaiserpfalz
Halle an der SaaleEmperor Wilhelm I by Peter Breuer and Bruno Schmitz, destroyed in World War II
HamburgEmperor Wilhelm I by Johannes Schilling in Planten un Blomen, 1903
Hamburg-AltonaEmperor Wilhelm I by Gustav Eberlein in front of the Townhall, 1898
HannoverErnest Augustus, King of Hanover, by Albert Wolff in front of central station

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