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2つの異なる記念碑があります。北側の歩行者・自転車用トンネルの近く（自転車用高層駐車場の前の砂岩のブロック）には、駅構内で亡くなった40人の強制労働者の死を偲ぶ場所があります。彼らはその場で集団墓地に埋葬されました。 東側の階段（ゲーテ通りとカール・ブロス通りの間）には、バーデン出身のユダヤ教徒の大規模な強制送還を記念する場所があります。

At the Wörnerhof fruit stand, you can buy fruit and vegetables directly from the producer.

St. Anthony's Chapel The St. Anthony's Chapel was built in 1763/64 in honor of St. Anthony of Padua and is the landmark of Oberachern. It is also the only pilgrimage site in the Acher Valley and a popular wedding chapel. According to legend, the small, gilded figure of St. Anthony above the tabernacle was found by pigs in the nearby Eichelgarten (acorn garden), and shepherds built the first chapel around 1700 in honor of the popular saint and Oberachern's patron saint. The chapel's bell is the only remaining bell from the old St. Stephen's Church, demolished in 1905, and was cast in Strasbourg in 1747. Oberachern Local History and Conservation Society

Beautiful rest area on the Durbachtalweg

Winegrowing in the Ortenau region is closely intertwined with the history of Staufenberg Castle – as is that of the noble Margrave of Baden. The castle was built in the 11th century by the famous ducal house of the Zähringen, the ancestors of today's Margraves of Baden – making it a proud age of almost 1,000 years. The castle's name is derived from "Stauf," which in Old High German means "conical mountain." An apt description of the over 380-meter-high Staufenberg. The earliest reference to winegrowing dates back to 1366. In 1693, Ludwig Wilhelm, Margrave of Baden, the "Turkish Louis" and godson of the Sun King, was able to reacquire the castle. In 1832, it was converted into a "romantic" castle in keeping with contemporary tastes, and visitors can still find this "romanticism" today.

Small chapel with a great past

shady place for a drink break