フンスパハの洞窟・トップ5

残念ながら、18世紀から4世代にわたりペシェルブロン周辺での石油採掘を推進してきたル・ベル家の邸宅は、かなり荒廃しています。

Beautiful view down into the Lauter valley.

The Lauter Bridge is right next to it. The German text on the information board is somewhat misleading (20 km long bridge). Please compare it with the English or French text.

An impressive property – it would need to have a function to make restoration worthwhile. Nevertheless, it's a shame to consider its current condition. Apart from the house at the entrance, which once housed a pizzeria, nothing has really been restored.

There was once a mill at the site near the Lauter, of which only the remains of the mill canal and the foundation walls can be seen. There was a castle a little further south: Trimmich was the eastern castle located in all directions of Weißenburg. There was also a mill there on the Lauter until German soldiers reduced the place to rubble in 1939. There is almost nothing left of either. But some foundation walls can be made out in the thicket.

Parts of the old fortifications with the powder tower. Wissembourg (the monastery) has been on a border since the 7th century. Today the fortifications are in the middle of Europe.

Part of the historic city fortifications

Trimmich was the eastern outpost located in all directions of Weißenburg. There was also a mill there on the Lauter until German soldiers reduced the place to rubble in 1939. There is almost nothing left of either. But some foundation walls can be made out in the thicket. The better time to explore there extensively is winter, when there are no nettles. At this point you come to the castle grounds.