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Renaissance timber-framed house from 1608 (dendrochronologically dated). Source: Wikipedia

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The first reliable mention of Stromburg Castle dates back to 1287. The village of Stromberg in the Guldenbach Valley, first mentioned in 1344, developed under its protection. During the Thirty Years' War, the castle was conquered several times and only destroyed during the War of the Palatinate Succession on March 3, 1689. The shield wall, the keep, a mighty gate tower, as well as parts of the rampart and the Zwinger still remain. Stromburg Castle was the home of Hans Michael Elias von Obentraut, a cavalry leader during the Thirty Years' War. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stromburg

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The new district court (Warmsrother Grund 2) was built between 1896 and 1900. The three-story Gothic-style stone building, with partially slated half-timbering, is a listed building. The new construction was preceded by discussions about relocating the court to Bingerbrück. To avert these discussions, the city agreed to construct a new building. Since 1994, the building has served as the administrative headquarters of the Stromberg municipal association. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amtsgericht_Stromberg

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Built from 1865 to 1867 as a new Protestant rectory from hewn Stromberg limestone. In 1991, the municipality acquired the building for its own purposes. Source: Sign on the building

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housed in the old district court building

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A very large and beautiful church from 1863.

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The church was open, a look inside is worthwhile

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Beautiful stretch of path through the rock garden at Michels Vitaltour

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Very beautiful little gorge. Highly recommended.

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Great little gorge near Stromberg.

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Built in 1863 from hewn Stromberg limestone with a large old crucifix and precious sacred objects from 1715 and 1739. Opening times from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. More photos of the interior of the church here: https://www.stadtfotograf-stromberg.de/stadtfotograf/katholische-kirche-sankt-jakobus/

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Built in 1863 from hewn Stromberg limestone with a large old crucifix and precious sacred objects from 1715 and 1739. Opening times from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. More pictures of the interior of the church: https://www.stadtfotograf-stromberg.de/stadtfotograf/katholische-kirche-sankt-jakobus/

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It's a bit unexpected but small and nice. It's just fun.

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A lovingly designed small circular path leads through the gorge.

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Very nicely designed insect hotel.

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In Stromberg, a mass of lime from the Middle Devonian is mined, which is burned on site in a special plant. Minerals were found in quartz and calcite veins. The dating of the age of the lime goes back to a fossil find from 1909 by Karl Geib. The area was also occasionally mined for lead ore. Unfortunately, nothing can be seen of these relics. Part has fallen victim to rock quarrying.

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At the beginning of 2014, quarrying at the Hunsfelsen was finally stopped and the quarry is being recultivated.

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The Church of St. James was built in 1863 from hewn Stromberg limestone. It has a large old crucifix and precious sacred objects from the years 1715 and 1739.

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The 135 km long pilgrimage route begins in Idar-Oberstein and continues to Bad Sobernheim via Niederhosenbach, the family seat and possible birthplace of Hildegard von Bingen. Not far from here are the ruins of the Disibodenberg monastery, where the saint spent the first 40 years of her important life. Continue to Sponheim, where Hildegard was given to her teacher Jutta von Sponheim at the age of eight (1106). The pilgrimage trail finally ends in Bingen am Rhein. Here the Rupertsberg vaulted cellar still bears witness to Hildegard von Bingen's last place of work: in 1150 she founded the Rupertsberg monastery in today's Bingerbrück, which was the site of her work for 29 years. The last stops on the pilgrimage trail are the pilgrimage church of St. Hildegard in Rüdesheim-Eibingen with the Hildegard shrine and the Benedictine abbey of St. Hildegard in Rüdesheim-Eibingen. Source and further information: https://regio.outdooractive.com/oar-hildegardweg-naheland/de/

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Old, inner-city areas are often heavily sealed. By creating green islands, not only can a small contribution be made to improving the microclimate, but they also beautify the overall visual appearance of the area. Such islands of green are often replanted several times a year. However, it makes more sense to use perennial perennials or flowering mixtures to reduce the maintenance effort. In addition, native perennials should be favoured, which provide food and habitat for numerous native bees and insect species.

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