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Hesse

Gießen District

Marburg-Biedenkopf

Amöneburg

Mainzer Rad Border Stone and Chapel with View of Amöneburg

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Gießen District

Marburg-Biedenkopf

Amöneburg

Mainzer Rad Border Stone and Chapel with View of Amöneburg

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Location: Amöneburg, Marburg-Biedenkopf, Gießen District, Hesse, Germany

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Michel ✔

April 18, 2022

On the listed boundary stones made of federal sandstone you can ﬁnd the Mainz wheel on one side and the Hessian lion on the other. Archbishop WiIIigis of Mainz was the son of a chariot builder and in 975 he had large chariot wheels painted on his gates and walls out of envy. He then had white wheels painted on the walls of his hall to emphasize his humble origins. Since Amöneburg belonged to Mainz for a long time, the Mainz wheel can also be found in Ämöneburg's coat of arms.

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Michel ✔

December 27, 2020

The "Mainzer Rad" rest area is also located here. A historical landmark is on site. Benches and a table are available.

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Micki

March 17, 2024

This chapel also has a listed boundary stone with the Mainz wheel on one side and the Hessian lion on the other side. Amöneburg belonged to Mainz for a long time. There is also a nice rest area here with a great view.

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Location: Amöneburg, Marburg-Biedenkopf, Gießen District, Hesse, Germany

Mainzer Rad Border Stone and Chapel with View of Amöneburg

1. Au Bridge over the Ohm River – Amanahütte Rest Area loop from Rüdigheim

2. Fish Ladder on the Ohm – Bench with a view of Amöneburg loop from Rüdigheim

3. St. Antonius Church Rüdigheim – Au Bridge over the Ohm River loop from Amöneburg

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