Friedensdenkmal

The Peace Memorial is just over a kilometer above Edenkoben and with its parking lot is an ideal starting point for hikes. Also a restaurant is there.

Once a year it is the perfect location for the event rock-am-friedensdenkmal.de

The Victory and Peace Memorial in Edenkoben was built in 1899 on the Werderberg near Edenkoben in memory of the victory in the war of 1870/71. Today, the monument is usually called just a "peace monument". Directly at the monument the Waldgaststätte with Palatinate specialties

Absolutely enjoy the view and then the monument below, really worth it.

Panoramic view! An experience is also the annual rock concerts in front of this backdrop ...

Walkable monument to the German-French War.

In the adjoining restaurant there are the largest cake pieces I have seen so far.

Catering in the adjoining restaurant.
Can be very busy, as there is a large parking lot right next to it.

Great view, v. A. if you climb the monument

Very nice view. Refreshments with great Palatine cuisine

A little German history that is not so well known to all.

From above beautiful view! Stop in the restaurant is worth it.

Nice view over the Rhine plain, pretty crowded on weekends. Parking a few meters around the ECK.

The Victory and Peace Memorial in Edenkoben was built in 1899 on the Werderberg near Edenkoben in memory of the victory in the war of 1870/71. Today, the monument is usually called just a "peace monument".
Wiki: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sieges-_und_Friedensdenkmal_Edenkoben

Nice view of the valley.

Since the Friedensdenkmal has been "cut free" and you can already see it from Edenkoben, it has also magically attracted me - achieving its goal.
The view over the vineyards is great.

The restaurant is very busy on Sundays and public holidays. The food comes in spite of long lines at the bar very fast, if one sits inside.
Famous is the Black Forest cake.
The peace monument you have to look at again and again to understand the German Reich.

The Peace Memorial in Edenkoben was built in 1899 on the Werderberg near Edenkoben in memory of the victory in the war of 1870/71. The equestrian figure is a naked youth holding an olive branch in his hand and holding it up as a sign of peace. From there you have a nice view of the Rhine valley on Edenkoben.

Delicious food and great cakes