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The Mariengrotte was built in 2003 with many hours of personal work by the craftsmen and citizens of Reich. Several rest benches in front of and under the shelter.

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The war memorial in Reich is one of the largest memorials for the fallen of both world wars in the Rhein-Hunsrück district. The names of 21 fallen soldiers from the First World War are engraved on a memorial stone. An oak tree was planted for each of these soldiers. After World War II, 35 wooden crosses were added to commemorate those who died or were missing in World War II.

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On the edge of a new development area, the 50th degree of latitude is marked with a boulder and a steel globe placed on it.

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On the route of the Hunsrückquerbahn, which leads past Nickweiler, there is an elongated house, which was once a beautiful large bee house in terms of its design and the wooden boxes that were left behind. Between smaller equipment rooms there are roofed areas that are open on one side, where the beehives were set up, which could then swarm out into the adjacent fields.

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Located on the edge of the forest of Reich am Biebertal Rundweg

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Is not far from Reich

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Mariengrotte: In the row of crosses, the Mariengrotte is the largest "structure". In 2003 she became a craftsman and citizen with many hours of personal work erected from empire. It is a popular destination for hikers on the Biebertaler Rundweg located. You can find more crossroads here http://www.reich-hunsrueck.de/tourismus/ Umgebung_biebertal.html

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Beautiful bike route when it shouldn't be so demanding

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baroque hall construction, designated 1769, west tower 1896; Overall building with cemetery, 19th century The Reformed built in 1764 their own church in Biebern, but in 1768 was not completed. On July 6, 1814, a contract between the heads of the Protestant parish Biebern and the organ builder Heinrich Engers from Waldlaubersheim for the purchase of a new organ was closed. The costs amounted to 402 talers, 23 silver groschen and 8 pfennigs. By law of March 14, 1880, the church came into the sole possession of the Protestant church. Under Pastor Richard Oertel (his grandfather Wilhelm Oertel was the well-known author of youth and youth, who also wrote the "Spinnstube" and the "Maje" among many other stories), in 1896 the dilapidated tower was removed and a new tower made of field bricks and sandstones was built. The tower is three-storey with octagonal pointed helmet over triangular gables. A renovation of the church in 1968/69 brought some changes in the interior design, the parish chair with mirror panels on the parapet and the pulpit from the construction period were removed. The portal on the south side of the tower came to the side of the nave. In 1989, the church tower was renovated and provided with a white color.

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late gothic polygonal choir, choral flank tower with baroque helmet, portal 1770 In a treaty of 1026, the chapel was first mentioned. In 1770, the church was rebuilt with the funds of the clerical goods administration of Heidelberg. The late-Gothic choir and the Romanesque tower have been preserved. In 1962 the baroque ship became the cath. Parish church in Biebern canceled and replaced by a new building. The new parish church was renovated in 1988 and the church lighting was installed in 1998.

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Not far from Biebern, the trail leads past a game reserve, where the animals spread over two large pastures.

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