ヴィンネラート周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

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

There is a collection of stones in the arches of the old retaining wall of a former railway line

The Insul Tunnel, a 91 meter long railway tunnel near Insul

From Altenahr to Schuld. Very nice new cycle path. InInsul a very nice restaurant with a good selection of cakes

If you ride here, you will be on the wonderful Ahrtal cycle path. Characteristic features of the former railway line: information boards about the history of the Ahr Valley Railway, stone retaining walls with cozy niches that invite you to take a break, the former train station building in Müsch and a double signal line your path. The route does not present any major difficulties. The caveat is that there are only a few catering establishments on the Ahrtal cycle path. You have to look for them. Not everyone has good opening hours. It's nice that this retaining wall didn't fall victim to the demolition hammer 🍀. Especially on hot days, it's easy to drive or sit in the shade and study the numerous information boards.

Nice to cycle along. Beautiful surroundings and you can hear the cars on the circuit from afar between the hills. Nice to have seen.

Very nice and in sunny weather, cool experience.

the Prümer Tor is unfortunately a little inconspicuous directly on the main road between Schuld and Insul. You have to watch out for the benches on the main street. It goes down a few steps. So keep your eyes peeled when searching