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This historic watermill is the headquarters of the Eggermühlen local history association.

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The Hohe Pforte (High Gate) in Quakenbrück is the only surviving city gate in the city. It was built in 1485 and originally served as one of five gates providing access to the city. The Hohe Pforte (High Gate) was the northern exit and was built on wooden piles with rubble stone. The gate, with its Baroque bell tower, has four floors, with the lowest floor being an open passageway. The original Romanesque basket arches were replaced in the mid-19th century with taller Gothic pointed arches to accommodate larger vehicles. The gate has a fascinating history, having also served as a prison for quarrelsome women and as a city jail. The building was extensively renovated in 1999. https://www.osnabruecker-land.de/erlebnisse/hohe-pforte-historisches-stadttor

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A beautiful historic mill

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Historic mill, unfortunately you can't see much from the outside. Small rest area opposite for a short break

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A beautiful market square with great buildings

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Beautiful watermill as a home

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The small water mill is always worth a short detour.

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The city was once accessible via five city gates (gates), the High Gate formed the northern exit of the city. The Gothic gate, founded on wooden piles and made of rubble stones, was built in 1485 and consists of four floors. The side walls of the passage have a wall thickness of 1.40 meters. The lower floor contains no rooms, but an open passage. The archways were originally Romanesque basket arches, but were replaced by taller Gothic pointed arches in the mid-19th century due to the increasing size of trucks and vans. The first floor used to be divided into two rooms by a wooden wall; The area, equipped with wooden benches and chains for tying up prisoners, was called the "scrubbing box" and was used to hold females who had been convicted of minor offenses as quarrelsome women; the other half was the dreaded city prison "Up de porten".

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The Wöstenesch watermill was the only one of three watermills on the Eggermühlenbach that was preserved and revived by the local community. It bears witness to the long tradition of water mills in this area. The Wöstenesch water mill, which belongs to the village of Eggermühlen, is embedded in an old cultural landscape on the edge of the extensive Maiburg forest area. It was the only one of three mills that were originally located on the Eggermühlenbach stream that was preserved. The first documented mention in the archives of the Westphalian noble seat of Darfeld dates back to 1594, when the mill, built by the Cistercian nuns of the Börstel monastery, changed hands for the first time.

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The history of the small town of Ankum goes back a long way. It was first mentioned in a document in 977, then under the name Ainghem. Mainly cloth was traded locally, as well as livestock to this day. The Artland Cathedral towers proudly in the historic town center. Right next door you will find cozy cafés and restaurants that invite you to linger.

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Wonderful rest area, the mill is perfectly embedded in the landscape

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Huge “cathedral” ensemble from the Romantic era of the 19th century.

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The Hohe Pforte is the only remaining city gate in Quakenbrück. The city was once accessible via five city gates (gates), the High Gate formed the northern exit of the city.

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There are many beautiful buildings here on the market square. Or would you rather see the Quakenbrücker frog in front of the town hall?!

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The Roman Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas, popularly known as Artländer Cathedral, is the landmark of Ankum, an old market town where cloth was once traded. The church, dedicated to St. Nicholas, is located on the Vogelberg, high above the market arches.

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For an explanation, google the Poggenpad Quakenbrück on the internet

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Very pretty and lively cookie.

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Nice trip out of town.

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Very chic marketplace.

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Here you have to push the wheel down and up again. If you take this point with you on the tour, you should make sure that you don't load the bike too heavily. the ascent is difficult, and the stairs are built in such a way that you cannot push your bike up if you use the steps. Very challenging!

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