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Aalschokker 'Anita'

The Aalschokker 'Anita' is a traditional Dutch fishing boat that has been preserved as a floating museum in Rees. This historic vessel offers a unique glimpse into the maritime heritage of the Lower Rhine region, showcasing the craftsmanshi

Alter Zollturm

The Alter Zollturm, or Old Customs Tower, is a medieval watchtower that once controlled trade routes along the Rhine. Its thick stone walls and narrow arrow slits speak to its defensive purpose, while its location near the river hints at it

Am weissen Turm

Located at the site of the former White Tower, this area holds significant medieval architectural value in Rees. Although the tower itself may have been altered over centuries, the name evokes the defensive structures that once protected th

Brunnen Gustav-Adolf-Platz

Situated in the heart of Rees, the Brunnen Gustav-Adolf-Platz fountain stands as a majestic centerpiece of the town square, honoring the Swedish King Gustavus Adolphus. The ornate design features intricate stonework and symbolic motifs that

Bruno Lilienfeld

This Stolperstein (stumbling stone) commemorates Bruno Lilienfeld, a Jewish resident of Rees who fell victim to the Holocaust. The small brass plaque is set into the cobblestone pavement in front of his former home, a typical German townhou

Burg Empel

Perched on a hill overlooking the village of Empel, Burg Empel is a striking example of medieval castle architecture that has stood guard over the Rhine valley for centuries. The well-preserved ruins offer panoramic views of the surrounding

Dr. Hermann Cussel

A Stolperstein dedicated to Dr. Hermann Cussel, a Jewish physician from Rees who was persecuted and murdered during the Holocaust. The stone lies before a stately, early 20th-century building, reflecting the doctor's respected standing in t

Düffelsmühle

Düffelsmühle is a historic windmill or watermill in the Kalkar area, a testament to the region's pre-industrial agricultural economy. Though its exact operational status may vary, its sturdy structure and large wheel or sails evoke a time w

Eduard Sander

This memorial spot is dedicated to Eduard Sander, a resident of Rees whose life was extinguished during the Holocaust. It stands as a solitary yet powerful reminder of the thousands of Jews who lived in the Rhineland before the war. The sit

Else Baer geb. Wolff

This Stolperstein honors Else Baer, née Wolff, a Jewish woman from Rees who was deported and killed. The stone is placed near the entrance of a modest residential building, a silent witness to the everyday life she once led. The simple insc

Emil Isaac

A Stolperstein for Emil Isaac, a Jewish citizen of Rees who perished in the Holocaust. The stone is set before a classic German brick building, its warm red tones a stark backdrop to the cold metal of the memorial. Emil's name is one of sev

Erna Müller geb. Wolff

This Stolperstein commemorates Erna Müller, née Wolff, a Jewish resident of Rees who was deported and murdered. The stone lies in a quiet residential street, a place that once felt safe and familiar. The simple, standardized design of the S

Ernestine Isaac geb. Efraim

A Stolperstein for Ernestine Isaac, née Efraim, a Jewish woman from Rees who lost her life in the Holocaust. Located alongside stones for her husband and children, this cluster forms a heartbreaking family portrait in brass and stone. The s

Esther Marcus geb. Gwirzmann

This Stolperstein honors Esther Marcus, née Gwirzmann, a Jewish woman who lived in Rees before being deported. The stone is embedded in the pavement near a corner building, a spot she would have passed daily. Its gleaming surface catches th

Gedenktafel "Zwangslager"

This commemorative plaque marks the somber site of a former forced labor camp in Rees, serving as a solemn reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II. It stands as a testament to the resilience of the victims and the importanc

Grabstätte van-Randenborgh

This serene burial site is the final resting place of the van Randenborgh family, a prominent local lineage with deep roots in Rees's history. Surrounded by mature trees and quiet pathways, the gravestones feature intricate carvings that re

Herbert Sander

A Stolperstein for Herbert Sander, a Jewish man from Rees who was deported and killed. The stone is located near a busy intersection, a place of constant movement and life, contrasting with the finality of his fate. The polished brass refle

Hertha Sander geb. Röttgen

This Stolperstein commemorates Hertha Sander, née Röttgen, a Jewish woman from Rees who was deported and murdered. The stone lies in front of a well-maintained residential building, a place that once held the warmth of home. The stark metal

Hotel Rheinpark Rees

Overlooking the tranquil Rhine River, Hotel Rheinpark Rees combines modern amenities with a serene riverside location perfect for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel's architecture harmonizes with the natural beauty of the park-l

Irmgardiskapelle

Irmgardiskapelle is a small, tranquil chapel dedicated to Saint Irmgardis, a local medieval noblewoman known for her piety. The chapel features simple Romanesque architecture with a modest bell tower and stained glass windows depicting scen

Isidor Isaac

A Stolperstein for Isidor Isaac, a Jewish resident of Rees who perished in the Holocaust. The stone is part of a family cluster, situated near a traditional German building with ornate window frames. The repetition of the Isaac name across

Johanna Gompertz geb. Cussel

This memorial site honors Johanna Gompertz, née Cussel, a notable figure whose life and contributions left a lasting mark on the history of Rees. While details of her personal story may vary, the plaque or monument serves as a reminder of t

Josef Lilienfeld

This Stolperstein honors Josef Lilienfeld, a Jewish man from Rees who was deported and murdered. The stone is located near a quiet residential corner, a place that once echoed with the sounds of daily life. The simple inscription carries th

Kasematte

The Kasematte in Rees is a remarkable remnant of the town's formidable defensive fortifications, showcasing the military engineering prowess of the 17th century. These underground vaults once served as storage and shelter for soldiers, now

Klara Bernhard geb. Warschawski

Koenraad-Bosman-Museum

Kurt Sander

Louis Marcus

Margot Isaac

Max Sander

Mittelalterliche Motte Haus Aspel

Mühle Rosau

Oskar Plaat

Paula Lilienfeld geb. Spanier

Rees War Memorial

Rosa Isaac geb.David

Ruth Goldmann geb. Lilienfeld

Salomon Bernhard

Schiffsbug

Scholten Mühle

Selma Becker geb. Isaac

Selma Bernhard

Stolperstein for Boris Marcus

Stolperstein for Ernst Lilienfeld

Stolperstein for Gerhard Goldmann

Stolperstein for Gideon Marcus

Stolperstein for Helmut Sander

Stolperstein for Jettchen Sander

Stolperstein for Jonas Gabriel Goldmann

Stolperstein for Josef Gompertz

Stolperstein for Liesel Sander (née Bollegraf)

Stolperstein for Miriam Sander

Stolperstein for Nanni Marcus (née Israel)

Stolperstein for Ruth Marcus (née Pick)

Stolperstein for Samuel Wolff

Taubenturm Aspel

Turm KuLiNaRiUm

Walter Sander

Wertzhof

Windmühle Emmericher Straße

historische Wasserpumpe

historischer Wasserbrunnen

Ilse Alexander Memorial