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The mighty old entrance gate to the cemetery is very impressive!

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Kneipp facility (water treading) in Auen

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Built around 1000 by Archbishop Willigis as a small chapel. Gothic alterations in the 13th to 15th centuries. Considered one of the most important monuments in the Nahe Valley. Source: Wikipedia

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Three-part Neoclassical cemetery gate from around 1830 or 1871 Source: Wikipedia The path to the cemetery in Monzingen leads from the Upper Gate through the cemetery gate, which is probably unique in its design. It was presumably erected in 1826 according to the plans of Mr. von Cocy. "Twelve horses were needed to haul these beautiful columns up the Naheweg," one of the old residents told the chronicler, who recorded this around 1911 to 1920. The gate was last renovated in 2014. Source: https://www.meinmonzingen.de/

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The best thing you can do after a 20km tour. 🤩

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unfortunately hardly any water comes through...difficult to siphon off... But it swells around the fountain... the water is probably looking for new paths...

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Absolutely recommendable, a round through the beautiful place with its historic buildings.

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Monzingen was first mentioned in a document in 788. However, finds have proven that there was an earlier settlement by the Celts (800-600 BC) and Romans.

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St. Martin's Church was built in the 13th century on the site of a small church of the Archbishop of Mainz, St. Williges (around 1000). Century enlarged.

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It is considered the most beautiful half-timbered house in the Nahe. Built in 1589 by the mayor Matthias Knorr. A really richly decorated house with a vaulted cellar.

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The half-timbered gable is plastered and the bay window has a stuccoed beam ceiling.

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The oldest surviving building in Monzingen, built in 1574 as an inherited courtyard of the Augustinian monastery of Ravengiersburg. A solid building with a vaulted cellar and two stone bay windows.

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In the center of Monzingen is the evangelical parish church of St. Martin. The history of the three-nave basilica with the partially Romanesque aisle begins in the 10th century, when Archbishop Willigis of Mainz had a chapel built. This chapel was remodeled and enlarged in the Gothic style from the 13th to the 15th centuries. The north tower dates back to the 13th century. The evangelical church in Monzingen is one of the most important architectural monuments along the Nahe. https://www.ich-geh-wandern.de/monzingen

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Built around 1000 by Archbishop Willigis as a small chapel. Gothic modifications in the 13th-15th Century. Is referred to as one of the most important architectural monuments in the Nahe Valley.

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Above all, a look at the Kitchturmspitze is worthwhile

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This small, unpaved parking lot is right in front of the Willigiskapelle

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The refuge at the barbecue area is named after the former mayor Hugo Dämken.

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The Gaulsbach is a left tributary of the Nahe in the Rhineland-Palatinate district of Bad Kreuznach. Its upper course is called Kieselbach and - at least in the Seesbach area - also Hoxbach. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaulsbach

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I know the hunter from Kurpfalz, but of course the song

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Refuge by the Kneipp pool and the barbecue area. On December 28, 1954, 13 men and women gathered at the invitation of the then mayor Hugo Dämgen to found the local group Monzingen im Hunsrückverein e.V. At that time it was still called the Moselle, Hochwald-, Hunsrückverein - MoHoHu. The meeting elected Hugo Dämgen as 1st chairman. He held this office from 1954 to 1990, i.e. for 36 years. https://www.meinmonzingen.de/monzingen/vereine/mohu/index.htm

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