周辺の山小屋・トップ20

Always good for a little rest.

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When it rains or snows you can find a dry spot here.

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Suitable shelter with a flat concrete floor for overnight stays. Barbecue area, fountain and stream in front of the hut...what more could you ask for? I tested the water... it tastes good...

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Nice place for a break. Many tables and benches available.😊

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From here or from the hiking car park in Herborn you can start the national park cycle route.

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Large shelter and outside a small rest area

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Here she stood until the 🌩 hit

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Flavius Valerius Constantinus (* on February 27 between 272 and 285 in Naissus, t May 22 337 in Anchyrona) Constantine the Great, or Constantine I for short, was Roman Emperor from 306 - 337. However, he did not become sole ruler until 324. Constantine's reign was historically significant mainly because of the Constantinian turn he initiated, which began the rise of Christianity to the most important religion in the empire. In 312 he invaded Italy and defeated Maximian's son Maxentius at the Milvian Bridge, becoming Augustus. Constantine the Great also became known as the emperor of the turn of the century and the reorganizer of the Roman Empire. 324/26 Constantine moved his seat of government to Constantinople ("City of Constantine"). Shortly after Easter 337, however, Constantine fell seriously ill. Anticipating his death, he summoned the Bishop of Nicomedia. It was only at this point, when he assumed he would no longer commit any sins, that Constantine was baptized. The preparations for war were halted and the emperor died on May 22, 337 in the imperial villa of Ankyrona. With the burial in the Apostle Church, Constantine the Great was honored as the 13th Apostle. After his death, the sons of Constantine II, Constantius Il. and Constans his successors. Source: text information board

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