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Several benches and loungers offer us beautiful views towards Olbrück Castle.

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From here you have a beautiful view of Olbrück Castle.

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The castle was probably built at the end of the 11th century. Around 1150, the von Olbrück family—the presumed builders—died out, passing the castle to the Counts of Wied. Today, the castle is leased to the municipality of Brohltal and is one of the region's tourist attractions. The tower is accessible, and in good weather, you can enjoy a magnificent view. Source: https://www.burgen.de/burgen-und-schloesser/deutschland/burg-olbrueck/

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A beautiful adventure forest with lots of things to discover. There are even quizzes for children.

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Beautiful view of Olbrück Castle and the Rhine Valley in the distance.

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Definitely the most beautiful, sunniest and most scenic place to take a break! 🍅🧀🥒

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A beautiful old chapel complex, worth a visit :)

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The Calvary in the Eifel town of Kempenich is an impressive testimony to popular piety. It combines several highlights: + A classic Way of the Cross with the 14 stations commemorating the suffering and death of Jesus Christ + A second Stations of the Cross dedicated to the seven sorrows of Mary + A chapel on the mountain, in the apse there is a Pieta flanked by angels + A Lourdes grotto

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The ascent and descent are particularly worth seeing, as the tower can always be seen from new perspectives.

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"A memorial stone commemorates the old village chapel, which, like all the buildings in the village, was razed to the ground by the Nazi government in 1939 to make room for an air force training area." https://www.osteifel-aktiv.de/40839/708401.html Rudolf Leisen reported extensively on the "Ahrbrück Air Force Training Area" in the 1997 local yearbook of the Ahrweiler district 👉 http://www.kreis.aw-online.de/kvar/VT/hjb1997/hjb1997.32.htm

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How the “Mittelrheinische” came to Kempenich in the Eifel…….. https://kempenich.de/gemeinde-geschichte/

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"The Kempenich station used to be the terminus of the Brohltalbahn, today the station is closed and the Brohltalbahn ends in Engeln. At the end of the 1920s, the Brohltalbahn had a single-storey extension built on Burgstrasse. After rail operations to Kempenich were discontinued in 1974, the operating buildings remained unused for the time being. Chronicle: + On January 12, 1901, the first train arrived at Engeln station. + From May 1, 1901, it was possible to travel to the Weibern freight station. + On January 7, 1902, the first train traveled via Weibern to Kempenich station. + On October 1, 1974, the Engeln - Weibern - Kempenich section of the line was closed. In 1976, the tracks were completely dismantled. Apart from the Weibern stop building (now the Tuffsteinmuseum) and the Kempenich station building, nothing remains of the old route. ..." CONTINUATION and MORE INFORMATION: https://www.aw-wiki.de/index.php/Bahnhof_Kempenich

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<< Steinrausch Adventure Forest >> "From the "high seat" to the "animal long jump", this path never lets you get bored. It's exciting to take part in the 1.7 km long nature adventure trail, because there's action at eight different play stations. And at nine varied information stations, adults and children alike can learn a lot about the local flora, fauna and geology in the area of the former Steinrausch volcano. Ideal for families with children and school classes who want to get excited about nature in 2-3 hours." https://www.eifel.info/a-erlebniswald-steinrausch

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"Located northwest of Koblenz, the castle towers over the Brohl valley and is visible from afar. The castle was probably built at the end of the 11th century..." MORE INFORMATION: https://www.burgen.de/burgen-und-schloesser/deutschland/burg-olbrueck/

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<< Herrmann-Höfer-Allee >> "In memory of the achievements of Hermann Höfer, who was mayor of the Brohltal collective municipality from 1990 until his death on April 1, 2007, the Brohltal collective municipality and the local communities belonging to it planted a maple tree each in the extension of Burgstrasse in Hain on the way to Olbrück Castle. They form the Hermann-Höfer-Allee. The following tribute can be found on the memorial stone: "Hermann Höfer (*13.07.1945 † 01.04.2007) was mayor of the Brohltal collective municipality from 1990 until his death. He made significant progress in many areas in the collective municipality. The development and expansion of tourism in the region was always a particular concern of his. Due to his commitment and personal dedication, Olbrück Castle was extensively restored and reopened to the public in 2001 made. In memory of Hermann Höfer, the Brohltal municipality and its local communities of Brenk, Burgbrohl, Dedenbach, Galenberg, Glees, Hohenleimbach, Kempenich, Königsfeld, Niederdürenbach, Niederzissen, Oberdürenbach, Oberzissen, Schalkenbach, Spessart, Wassenach, Wehr and Weibern planted the 18 maple trees on this avenue in 2008." " https://www.niederduerenbach.de/kultur-tourismus/sehenswertes

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A funny idea, great opportunity for group photos! 😄

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About halfway between the Eifel town of Engeln and the train station (the terminus of the Brohltalbahn / Vulkan-Express), this small sacred monument with a bench stands on the edge of the sports field. A small millstone lying on its side can be used as a table.

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During the Nazi era, it was planned that the village of Lederbach would be demolished and used for air force exercises. In 1939, the chapel was demolished. This monument by the village pond commemorates the former church, which has been incorporated into the basalt column as a relief image.

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