シャルクスミューレの洞窟・トップ15

very hidden but worth seeing

Lenne Bridge to Hohenlimburg. Here you come to the cycle paths on the other side

Especially in autumn it's fun to discover everything in the area and take the autumn sun into your photos

This pedestrian bridge call old Hohenlimburg chain bridge. It shortened the walk from Elsey to downtown Hohenlimburg (formerly Limburg). I still know the previous bridge with wooden planks, but there were no chains to be seen. It was also used by workers for their company, e.g. Göke&Sohn (textile factory) or Bilstein (cold rolling mill). Below next to the bridge in a south-eastern direction was once the Hohenlimburg fairground. It was always nice in the 70's and 80's

In 991, Archbishop Heribert of Cologne, Chancellor of Emperor Otto III, acquired the free property of the nobleman Benno and bequeathed it to the Benedictine Abbey of Deutz as an asset when it was founded in 1003. The documentary document shows that the "curtis Rothe" was already the focus back then of a manorial property association, which later owned property in the parishes of Lüdenscheid, Halver, Herscheid, but especially Kierspe. Over the centuries, House Rhade was pledged to a number of noble families, such as the Lords of Neuhoff, von Hatzfeld, von Heyden zu Schönrad and Bruch. The latter family buys the property. In 1725, Haus Rhade became the property of the family of Postmaster General von Holzbrinck, who sold it to the merchant Niehoff zu Dülmen in 1910. In 1916, the Düsseldorf manufacturer Johann Gottlieb Schwietzke acquired Haus Rhade, whose family still lives there today. https://www.hausrhade.de/geschichte/

Beautiful bridge over the Lenne near Hagen Hohenlimburg. With a view of Hohenlimburg Castle.

Cologne-Deutzer-Brücke in small and in Letmathe

Nice castle in Lüdenscheid