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The devil once went to the Ahr valley and was so pleased with the land and its people, but especially the excellent red wine, that he forgot his way home. One day, while he was resting on the mountain opposite Are Castle, his grandmother approached him in the form of a beautiful girl. In the arms of the lovesick devil, she quickly changed back into the disgusting old woman he knew all too well. Angrily, he grabbed his grandmother and threw her back through the rock face into hell. This is how the Teufelsloch came into being, which can still be seen above Altenahr today.

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This section of the Rhine is really special and worth seeing.

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A place to stay, because it is beautiful here. Slow down and enjoy the view.

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A little below the Plateau you will pass this vantage point of Drachenburg Castle on the way. The view of the (almost kitschy) castle with the Rhine and the Bonn skyline in the background is great. Photos from the small platform almost automatically have postcard quality.

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Definitely eat an ice cream on the promenade in Remagen :-)

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Part of the promenade is "closed"

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The Remagen Bridge (formerly the Ludendorff Bridge) is a must for those interested in history! There is a beautiful museum in the bridge foundation 👍

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The construction of the first church, which was dedicated to St. Martin, the patron saint of the Franks, cannot be precisely determined. It was probably built in the 9th century. Around the year 1110, the Benedictines of Michaelsberg Abbey in Siegburg built a provost's office in Remagen on the initiative and with great support of the population of Remagen. In the 13th century, the relics of St. Apollinaris probably came to the mountain. The earliest documented mention of the saint in Remagen comes from the year 1295. The sarcophagus with the main relic in the crypt of the church dates from the 14th century.

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