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It looks good from the outside, but I didn't go inside.

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See good paths, partly asphalt

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Beautiful places to rest

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Funny. Unfortunately, the harvester is also on the move here.

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Nicely done in some places. Many western German Harz towns could learn a thing or two from this.

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Rarely but it happens that you run so freely

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Very nice pond great atmosphere

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A magnificent complex above the city

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Yay, I can finally see the Joseph's Cross, I'll be at the top soon :-)

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Absolutely fantastic facility, everything is very well maintained, a great starting point for the Joseph's Cross and the Street of Songs.

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Green, greener Harz Mountains... the eastern Harz Mountains are so beautiful

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beautiful old town with small alleys and beautiful half-timbered houses

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This was actually my first time here and it is incredibly beautiful.

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The view of the country from here is beautiful, but unfortunately it costs money.

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Straße der Lieder was a musical entertainment program broadcast by ARD from 1995 to 2008[1] in the evening program with the subtitle Musical Journey...; then followed the name of the region visited or the travel route (see below). The producing broadcaster was Süddeutsche Rundfunk until 1998, then the newly founded Südwestrundfunk.

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Typical for Stolberg are the small, individually designed half-timbered houses, which are already several hundred years old and some of which have carvings on their facades.

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Coming from the market square, at the end of Rittergasse you come to the Rittertor, formerly also called Eselsgässer Tor. It still essentially marks the northern border of Stolberg today and once served as part of the city fortifications to protect the city, like other gates in the Stolberg valleys, which no longer exist. The gate, which was already mentioned in the 14th century, can still be walked through and driven through today, only there is no longer anyone on guard here.

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Stolberg's Neustadt essentially consists of the two streets Töpfergasse and Neustadt. Typical for Stolberg are the small, individually designed half-timbered houses, which are several hundred years old and some of which have carvings on their facades.

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Typical for Stolberg are the small, individually designed half-timbered houses, which are already several hundred years old and some of which have carvings on their facades.

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here you can take a nice break

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