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Altdorf (UR)

Wilhelm Tell Monument and Tower (Telldenkmal and Türmli), Altdorf

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Wilhelm Tell Monument and Tower (Telldenkmal and Türmli), Altdorf

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Wilhelm Tell Monument and Tower (Telldenkmal and Türmli), Altdorf

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    April 14, 2024

    The Altdorf landmark, Altdorf
    The Tell monument, created by the Solothurn sculptor Richard Kissling, was inaugurated in 1895 with a magnificent celebration and its own festival. The event attracted great national interest and the Federal Council even sent a delegation of three to Altdorf. Interestingly, the year 1307 adorns the base of the Tell monument and not the legendary founding year of the Swiss Confederation, 1291. The reason: according to calculations by the Glarus historian Aegidius Tschudi, the Rütli Oath and the Apple Shooting took place in 1307.
    Text / Source: Municipality of Altdorf, Tellsgasse 25, 6460 Altdorf
    altdorf.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten/916

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      April 14, 2024

      Tell Monument and Türmli, Altdorf
      The Türmli was built in the middle of the 13th century as a representation and residential tower. Today the Türmli is a monument and supports the Swiss national hero William Tell, who is here as a bronze statue by Richard Kissling commemorating the apple shot.
      Text / Source: Uri Tourismus AG, Schützengasse 11, CH-6460 Altdorf
      uri.swiss

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        April 14, 2024

        The Altdorf landmark, Altdorf
        The Tell monument, created by the Solothurn sculptor Richard Kissling, was inaugurated in 1895 with a magnificent celebration and its own festival. The event attracted great national interest and the Federal Council even sent a delegation of three to Altdorf. Interestingly, the year 1307 adorns the base of the Tell monument and not the legendary founding year of the Swiss Confederation, 1291. The reason: according to calculations by the Glarus historian Aegidius Tschudi, the Rütli Oath and the Apple Shooting took place in 1307.
        Text / Source: Municipality of Altdorf, Tellsgasse 25, 6460 Altdorf
        altdorf.ch/sehenswuerdigkeiten/916

        Translated by Google •

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          Location: Altdorf (UR), Uri, Zentralschweiz, Switzerland

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