グレンデリッヒでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A very beautiful chapel directly on the Modelsteig

Here at the Roman graves you have a wonderful view. Comfortable benches invite you to take a break. The Roman grave of Nehren is a Roman burial site dating from the 3rd to 4th century AD that was discovered near the Rhineland-Palatinate town of Nehren in the Cochem-Zell district.

The port in Senheim has 140 berths. Here you can take a beautiful walk along the Moselle and watch the ships. https://www.bloggmaus.de/2025/01/tour-durch-senheim-bei-cochem-an-der-mosel.html

The flood levels are marked on this house. Unfortunately, the year is often only given in two digits. But when you stand in front of the house and see how high the water was in some places... impressive!

From 1973 to 1974, the burial chambers were excavated, conserved and rebuilt, while the wall paintings were restored from 2002 to 2005. The burial chambers were preserved thanks to their later use as vineyard houses and are still referred to today as "Heidenkeller" (heathen cellars), and the vineyard is called "Römerberg".

Strikingly beautiful church in the center of Senheim

On the Moselsteig Stage 17

The Fallen Memorial (previously the term war memorial was mostly used) in Senhals commemorates the victims of war and tyranny that this place also suffered. The complex consists of a brick triptych, the two side wings of which are set at a slight angle. The middle section is crowned by a gable on which the Iron Cross and the inscription "Senhal's Heroes" can be seen, and on the wall itself there is a plaque with the names of those who fell in both world wars. In front of it there is a small planted area separated from the front with a low fence.