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The Oppenheim cellar labyrinth is worth seeing. The labyrinth can only be visited as part of a guided tour. Tickets can be booked at www.stadt-oppenheim.de/buchen.

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You can book a guided tour at https://www.stadt-oppenheim.de/buchen/. Highly recommended.

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In 1986, a police car crashed into a street after a burst water pipe had washed out the road. This led to the rediscovery of the cellar labyrinth, which presumably stretches over 40 km. The city faced a problem because the city's structural stability was at risk. The investigation revealed that the passageways and cellars had been completely filled—partly with waste—or were still owned by private individuals. However, it was decided to preserve a 500 m labyrinth and open it to the public. Since no historical records exist regarding the cellar labyrinth, nothing is known about its use. Presumably, other goods were stored in the cellars besides wine. Small niches in the walls indicate that these were markers for the ownership of the warehouses. The cellar labyrinth consists of seven levels that were dug horizontally into the mountain and connected to each other. The cellar vaults belonged to the first person to excavate the space, regardless of which house it was located under. Tickets for the tour can be purchased online: https://www.rheinhessen.de/a-oppenheimer-kellerlabyrinth

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A beautiful view. But there's a lot of renovation work to be done, I'd say.

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Unfortunately, the Swiss house looks run-down. The roof terrace is locked, but there's also a great view from below the house.

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https://www.myheimat.de/alzey/c-freizeit/die-trift-in-weinheim_a123601 Yes, there actually used to be a sea here!

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The drift shows marine deposits from the Oligocene period (30 million years ago). Mussels and snails are the most common fossils, but fish remains such as shark teeth and small creatures and micro plants can also be seen. The caves at the base were created during World War II. They served as a place of refuge from air raids. The area is protected by a fence.

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You should be sure-footed and be able to guide your dog safely.

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So far I've taken pretty much every friend and relative with me and they've all been thrilled. Before or after, you can have a drink on the market square.

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Deeply narrow but warm even in winter.Narrow steep path up to here.Be careful, wait.But brilliant hiding place!!!!😄✌️

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The Trift is a petrified seabed.

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At first you only see the figure of Cupid. If you walk around it, the hidden grotto opens up.

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There is seating there.

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The Schweizer Haus is no longer managed and the viewing platform was fenced off. In better weather you have a great view from here.

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The water smells very ferrous and the color of the border also indicates a high iron content. Otherwise, a beautifully designed spring grotto with a few seats and pleasantly cool on hot days.

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Cupid is above the hidden grotto

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A visit to the labyrinth is definitely worth it

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The statue is currently in hibernation. When the castle park was renovated under Johann Michael Zeyher, the area around the spring that feeds the castle pond was expanded into a grotto. Above it is a pedestal with a Cupid figure. The design was completed by the early 1820s.

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Actually Cupid and Grotto. Because on the hidden grotto there is a Cupid statue, which, however, is hidden by a fixed weather protection in winter.

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Only a narrow, not entirely harmless path (caution: rubble) leads to the cave.

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