Homomonument

Great location action for some amazing sightseeing

Very important place for LGBTQ+ history. A definitely must visit place.

Would be much better without the Trina immediately adjacent, which made the experience smell like P.

Very moving tribute to all those who have been persecuted or lost their lives due to homophobia. The triangles that jut out into the canal are modelled on the badge that homosexuals were forced to wear in Nazi concentration camps. The only issue is that they have built a public urinal upwind of the monument - which means you have a constant stream of foul odour ruining the otherwise moving experience.

A quiet, powerful space tucked along the canal that honors LGBTQ+ people who’ve faced persecution, past and present. The simple geometry, three pink granite triangles, carries deep meaning once you know the history. It invites reflection without spectacle. Even if you just pause for a moment, the message stays with you.