ニーダーツィアーの絶景の山頂・トップ4

In memory of two Germans who fell here in World War II.

Small chapel in the immediate vicinity of the Kammerbusch landscape garden in Langerwehe.

even up the hill

<< Hülsenberg Chapel >> "This is where the parish goes from the parish church after the Good Friday liturgy. This procession, called the 'Roman journey' in earlier years, is a pious remnant of the earlier Good Friday prayer of the prostrations. (Author: Heinz Wamig) The Hülsenberg Chapel stands on an old Roman road. It dates from the 17th century and is built from quarry stone. In November 1944 it was almost completely destroyed by war. It was rebuilt in 1950 - 1952 in a major reconstruction project and consecrated on Good Friday 1952. The old, superior-sized crucifixion group from the 15th/16th century is now in the Old Church on Rymelsberg. The crucifixion group was replaced by a basalt-lava sculpture by the artist Titus Reinartz in 1990. " (Source: www.dueren.city-map.de) https://gdg-inden-langerwehe.de/pfarreien/st-martin-langerwehe/wir-ueber-uns/kirchen-kapellen/kapellen-bildstoecke-wegekreuze/

Worth it - still available.

When you have reached this cross, you have reached the summit, so to speak

On the way to Laufenburg there is a cross in memory of two fallen German soldiers.

The Roman tower on the Sophienhöhe is a replica of a watchtower that the Romans used to monitor the site in the 1st to 4th centuries.