Kapelle Lohn

The "Gedächtniskapelle Kirchspiel Lohn" was built to commemorate the five villages of Erberich, Fronhoven, Langendorf, Lohn and Pützlohn and is located exactly where once the church of Lohn, the "Dom of Jülich Landes", stood. From here you also have a view of the open pit Inden. The bike path leads a little further down left to the new river bed of the Inde.

Beautiful chapel for a small break and thought-provoking

Commemorative chapel reward. In memory of the open pit fallen victim place Lohn

A nice detour with rest stop and historical background on the new riverbed of the Inde.
Once stood here the "Dom of the Jülich country", and also the first large settlement of the La Tène period on the Lower Rhine, a late antique burial ground as a villa rustica was found here.

The commemorative band in Lohn. A picture panel gives information about the former place Lohn.

A memorial to man's ability to destroy.

Three good reasons to stop:
- Visit to the chapel
- nice resting place
- View of the open pit