Belzmühle Sculpture Park and Pond

Small idyllic pond on the way from the misery gorge to the Fritz-Claus hut.

Monumental sand sculptures embedded in the landscape of the West Palatinate - this is the best way to describe the winding sculpture park at the Belzmühle in Bruchmühlbach-Miesau. The sculptor Uta Schade from Morbach near Niederkirchen, who fulfilled a local entrepreneur's dream with these huge works of art, uses various motifs to refer to the site, the locations and the people who live and work here. This creates an atmosphere for relaxation, reflection and amazement. A total of six such works, weighing between 5 and 16 tons, decorate the small park: Already at the parking lot, a sculpture welcomes the visitor that embodies the cohesion of the people in connection with the former mill. A "guardian stone", which overlooks everything with big eyes, is lined up next to sculptures with large ginkgo leaves, which hold a globe as a symbol for nature and thus reflect the structure of our earth. Dimensions of up to 4.40 meters in height and 1m in width and depth therefore not only make an impression in one way.

A small, idyllic pond with water lilies. There are also a few sculptures to admire here.