In 1992, the Tegen-Beeld Foundation, driven by a love for poetry, initiated the Wall Poems of Leiden, inscribing over 100 literary works on buildings, walls, and bridges throughout this charming university city. Strolling through Leiden, visitors can discover the words of renowned poets such as Shakespeare, Rimbaud, and Basho, each piece presented in its original language. This unique open-air gallery transforms the urban landscape, weaving a tapestry of cultural and linguistic diversity that enriches the experience of both locals and tourists.
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