Hunnenring - Keltischer Ringwall Otzenhausen

The ring wall of Otzenhausen is a mighty Celtic fortification on the slope of the Dollberg near Otzenhausen. Like other pre-historic or early-historical fortifications, it was popularly misleadingly called a Hunnenring. Archaeologists, however, date their origins to the La Tène period (5th-1st century BC). The term was first created in modern times, when you did not know anything about the genesis, the building has nothing to do with the Asian tribe.

At Keltenpark, at the foot of the Otzenhausen ring wall, a "real" Celtic village is being built, as it might have looked 2,000 years ago inside the mighty fortress on top of the Dollberg. The reconstruction of an authentic Celtic settlement is an integral part of the emerging Celtic Park.

The Celtic rampart wall is freely accessible and can be visited all year round.

Sight - Hunnenring - with Celtic sculptures and learning boards - great views!

Celtic ring wall from pre-Christian and early Christian times.
You have to fight off a real threat if you take this huge job!

Even today is still true: Caution when crossing! Off the stone stairs you can quickly injure the bones

The ring wall .... who the tour is not enough .... can stages of the Saar-Hunsrück-climb to go and go. It is beautiful ... Varied and recommended ....
But not difficult to go

Outstanding testimony of Celtic fortress construction in a very beautiful landscape with a magnificent view of the reservoir.

At this depression in the course of the Celtic ring wall parts of the gate system were reconstructed. A blackboard informs about the details.

Very impressive how long this historic building has survived

An impressive building that can be discovered on a circular route

It is impressive to see what our ancestors built!

Overwhelming and immediately astonished what it must have been like for such an achievement to have built such a huge ring at this time.
Great view from the top.
Perfect to extend the tour around the Nonnweiler dam.

Already enormously what the Celts have done! It is worth it ..

Yes, you do not want to stumble up here as an enemy! Even today you can still break the bones if you are not careful. Impressive.

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Ringwall

Enormous construction, impressive performance!

Allegedly, the so-called Northwall can also be seen from outer space.

Small Chinese Wall: D