アラースベルクの絶景の山頂・トップ6

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Pilgrimage Chapel of the Fourteen Holy Helpers In 1794, farmer Ägidius Wolf brought back an image of the Virgin Mary, the Christ Child, and the Fourteen Holy Helpers from a pilgrimage and began building a chapel for it on Möninger Berg. He and his descendants maintained the chapel and continued to expand it for 80 years. It acquired its current Neo-Gothic form in 1884. It was consecrated on August 24, 1885. To this day, the Möninger Berg Festival, a pilgrimage to the Fourteen Holy Helpers, is celebrated annually on the last Sunday in August. The Neo-Gothic chapel consists of a nave and a recessed, three-sided apse to the west. An octagonal bell tower, topped with a pointed spire and resting on corbels, is set into the west gable and houses the bell frame. Source: www.wikipedia.de

The mountain church on the plateau of the Möninger Berg is open from Easter to All Saints' Day on Sundays and public holidays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Beautifully situated neo-Gothic church on a spacious plateau.

Part of thezeugenbergrunde and my personal favorite Dillberg XC round.

This area can be recommended at any time of the year.

This summit - or joint cross - invites you to rest and perhaps even contemplate, away from the hustle and bustle of the lake.

On the small Hasenbruck Island there is even a summit cross at the highest point.