オイスキルヒェンの絶景の山頂・トップ20

アルドルフ近郊のカルヴァリエンベルクからは、ドレンドルファー石灰岩盆地のなだらかな丘陵地帯を遠くまで見渡すことができます。近隣では、ランペルツタールのジュニパーヘイデスが風景を形作っています。視界が良い場合は、地平線上にアレムベルク、ホーエ・アハト、ニュルブルクなどを確認できます。カルヴァリエンベルクは「アイフェル・ブリック」として指定されており、「ランペルツタールとアルドルフの石灰岩地帯」自然保護区に属しています。

素晴らしい景色を楽しむために、ここで数分時間を取ってください。

The modern observation tower, approximately 30 meters high, was built in 2014. From its platform, one can enjoy an impressive panoramic view of surrounding mountains such as the Hohe Acht, the Aremberg, the Michelsberg, and the Nürburgring when visibility is good. Information panels explain the directions of the view and make orientation easier.

Tuchfabrik Müller LVR Industrial Museum, highly recommended

ラパートシュタールからのスポーティな登り。おそらくアルドルフの教会から始まる十字架の道が終わります。最後のステーションが見えます

The 30-metre observation tower was built at the end of 2014 to replace the previous tower that stood here from 1973 to 2011. Climb up the 147 steps to enjoy a panoramic view of your surroundings from an elevation of 720 metres.

It is definitely worth climbing the Calvary Hill in Alendorf.

It is assumed that the first chapel was built on the Michelsberg as early as the beginning of the 14th century. A missal dated 1456 was written for the "Michaelskapelle auf dem Mahlberg", although this place name refers to the earlier name of the Michelsberg. Of the chapel, which was finally built around 1500, only the late Gothic choir with its net vault remains today. The transverse rectangular nave with a three-storey west tower in front of it was built in the late 17th century and renovated between 1857 and 1860 after large parts of it had burned down in a lightning strike in 1836. The tower roof was added in 1869. As part of its renovation in 1934 and 1935, an observation platform was also created in the tower. The chapel was systematically repaired between 1953 and 1961. The roofs were re-covered, the exterior and interior plastering was renewed and the stucco ceiling of the nave was repaired. The open staircase on the south side, which leads to the portal of the church, was also rebuilt as part of the renovation. Source: Wikipedia