グロレデルシャンの天然記念物・トップ20

Idyllically situated among the trees, the Mühlenwaldweiher pond with its narrow wooden walkway invites you to take a short break. In summer, the water's surface is often covered with water lilies, while dragonflies and waterfowl enliven the scene. A perfect place to enjoy the tranquility of nature. 💡 Tip: It's best to visit early in the morning or late in the afternoon – this is when the trees are reflected particularly beautifully in the water, and the light creates a peaceful atmosphere.

The idyllic pond in the forest invites you to linger. There's a playground for the little ones.

This pedunculate oak has been registered as a "monument tree" since 2014. Its girth of almost 5 meters, its span of more than 30 meters, and its height of approximately 25 meters make it a remarkable tree. Strollers pause to admire its splendor. Its tortured form reflects its centuries-old history. This ancient tree, truly majestic, has probably witnessed significant historical events, such as the Revolution, since the reign of Louis XIV. It must have been a fine sight when, in 1814, the "Muehlgraben" cross was erected almost under its shadow. It is one of those wounded oaks, one that doesn't break even when struck by lightning. From its venerable summit, it can contemplate almost three centuries. Serene, majestic, and dignified, it embodies, with another oak at its side, the symbols of strength, resilience, and invincibility.

There are lovely shady benches at/with a view of the Mühlenwaldweiher pond, but cycling around the pond is prohibited. Further information: https://www.saarpfalz-touristik.de/attraktionen/muehlenwaldweiher-ba513efb5f

On May 1st there will be delicious fish again

There are always changing exhibitions that are very interesting

The "Insect Hotel" project was launched in 2016 by the Association for Nature and Bird Protection Blieshaben-Bolchen e. V. realized here on the Allenberg on the "Bebelsheimer Fußpfad". This "hotel" is an artificially created nesting aid for insects. It offers protection and habitat for many species, such as wild bees and bumblebees. Because of their role as pollinators, they are important for the environment, and by promoting these animal species, we are also helping the survival of the native flora. Natural materials such as wood (tree slices, branches), clay, bamboo and pine cones were used in the construction. In addition, wine storage stones were also built in. On the back wall there is a large information board about different species of wild bees and their way of life.

Princess tomb from Reinheim, unearthed in 1954 and provided with rich grave goods. Among other things, solid golden torque (necklace) matching bracelets, bronze oinochoe (tube jug for wine) on the lid human horse hybrid (Logo von Reinheim) numerous pieces of jewelery and pendants, which could also identify her as a magician. Time in the early La Tène period ( Late Iron Age ) around 450 BC. The burial mound was reconstructed. The originals are housed in the Saarbrücken Archaeological Museum. The museum is to the left of the entrance to Saarbrücken Castle and is well worth a visit.