Achtung! Stumbling Stone {Stolpersteine}pt. 2

*Wandertag quest : Finding the Stolspersteine in Ingolstadt, Germany*

I was really looking forward for the weekend so I could have time to find the rest of the Stolspersteine in Ingolstadt. Yesterday was Sunday, as usual a Ruhetag here in Germany where practically half of the town is still sleeping around 8 a.m . We began our Wandertag-Sonntag to look for the 5 Stolspersteine . I like this time because the streets are quiet and not crowded. I previously wrote about this fascinating art project by Gunter Demnig that has been regarded as the largest memorial project in the whole world. I am grateful at the same time feeling fulfilled that I was able to see these ‘stumbling stones’ in my own eyes.

All that travel could give you, more than delight is the priceless experience of exploring the charm of this quaint Bavarian town of Ingolstadt. It’s really more than Audi cars, Neues Schloss and the Donau River.

Here’s the trail we did to find the 5 Stolspersteine’s sights. Most of these stumbling stones are laid in the old town and within the city center of Ingolstadt.

Beckerstrasse 27

Stolspersteine of Karl Josef Stromereder

Beckerstrasse 27, Ingolstadt, Germany

Paradeplatz 5

Paradeplatz 5, Ingolstadt, Germany

Stolpersteine of Sophia Loewenfels,Frieda Loewenfels,Siegfried Loewenfels & Philip Loewenfels

Theresienstrasse 28

Theresientrasse 28,Ingolstadt,Germany

Stolpersteine of Dr. Rafael Luchs , Mathilde Luchs & Maier Schloss

Griesmülstrasse 6

Griesmülstrasse 6 , Ingolstadt ,Germany

Stolpersteine of David Hubert & Hedwig Hubert-Griesmültrasse 6

Griesmülstrasse 6

Luftgasse 2

Luftgasse 2-Ingolstadt Germany

Stolpersteine of Berta Prölsdolfer- Auschwitz

We ended the trail by visiting the memorial site in the Luitpoldpark by Dagmar Pachtner to honor the victims of the Nazi regime in Ingolstadt.We discover this during one of our strolls in the woods.The blue panels are not hard to miss if you are either cycling or just passing by Luitpoldpark.