Gazing upon this sculpture, one might ponder its connection to 2000 years of Kastel history. This, my friends, is the Castellum – 2000 Jahre Kastel Sculpture. It stands as a testament to the rich history of Mainz-Kastel. The Castellum – 2000 Jahre Kastel Sculpture is more than just a work of art. It’s a symbolic gateway to the past, a tribute to the Roman military presence that once shaped this land. The story of the Castellum – 2000 Jahre Kastel Sculpture is intertwined with the Museum Castellum, housed within the historic Reduit. In 1983, a local society envisioned preserving Kastel’s 2000-year history. They began with a “Historical Kastel Room.” This room, inaugurated in 1984, became a repository for archaeological finds. The collection quickly outgrew the space, paving the way for the Museum Castellum. With support from Mainz, Wiesbaden, and local citizens, the museum opened in the Reduit in 1990. The opening coincided with Kastel’s 2000-year celebration, attended by over 1200 guests. Now the Castellum – 2000 Jahre Kastel Sculpture stands near this museum, a visible reminder of the area’s history. The museum houses uniforms, models, military artifacts, and everyday objects. This sculpture is a modern addition to this historical tapestry. It connects the ancient Roman past to the present day. So, as you admire the Castellum – 2000 Jahre Kastel Sculpture, remember the layers of history beneath your feet. Consider the Roman soldiers who once walked these grounds, the community that came together to preserve their story, and the art that now commemorates it all.
Stelen Sculpture
Amidst the cityscape, the Stelen Sculpture rises. The Stelen Sculpture in Mainz. A silent sentinel of art. Created in 1987