The Königslinde on the Wittekindsberg is a lime tree that was planted in 1842 on the occasion of the restoration of the Margarethen-Klus.
It was named after King Friedrich Wilhelm IV and his wife, in whose presence it was planted.
Unfortunately it has come down a lot and I wonder how long it will be there.

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JR56

February 11, 2025

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Not far from the Margarethen-Klus stands the "Königslinde". It was planted in the presence of King Friedrich Wilhelm IV on August 23, 1842, when he took part in the celebration to mark the restoration of the Margarethen-Klus. The "Königsweg" was created for this celebration, one of the most scenic and comfortable hiking trails on the southern slope of the Wittekindsberg. portawestfalica.de/stadtleben/kultur-sehenswuerdigkeiten-wandern-sport/sehenswuerdigkeiten/#accordion-1-0

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Jürgen Enders

September 3, 2018

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From the trail parking lot about 300 m up the trail and you can already admire this tree.

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Location: Minden, Kreis Minden-Lübbecke, Detmold District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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