Linden Avenue on the Friedenshöhe

Friedenshöhe Natural Monument with Linden Avenue: The origins of the linden avenue on Friedenshöhe, like the hill's name, date back to the end of the Franco-Prussian War of 1871. In the spring of 1871, the community of Flacht celebrated a peace festival, during which a Kaiser linden tree was planted at the highest point of the Ettlesberg. Shortly thereafter, nearly 100 linden trees were planted, which today form the avenue well-known among locals.

The beautiful lime tree avenue leads up to the Friedenshöhe. At the end of the Franco-Prussian War, a festival was celebrated here in the spring of 1871 and a linden tree was planted here.

The avenue offers a quiet place to breathe deeply and also many beautiful views that can be enjoyed from the benches.