ヴェンデルスハイムの天然記念物・トップ20

Don't forget sunscreen before going to sleep 🦀 🦀 🦀

Very beautiful heathland... you feel like you are on the Lüneburg Heath

Very nice vineyard lounger. Today, with a stiff breeze and rain, it wasn't occupied either.

The ascent to the Rheingrafenstein is worthwhile. The quickest way is to take the ferry across the Nahe. However, it is not always in operation.

The imposing monument with the stone inscription "Gott mit uns" under the feet of the one-headed imperial eagle at the top is made of coarse porphyry blocks. This memorial was built in 1914 by a replacement battalion for the fallen of the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71. The eagle looks west to the "evil archenemy". On the pillar the admonition: "To honor the fallen, to teach the living". This conflict was the birth of the German Empire, which was symbolically proclaimed in 1871 in the Hall of Mirrors at Versailles. With the founding of the empire, the old dream of a unified nation state came true for many; it permanently changed the balance of power on the European continent.

The ruins of Affenstein Castle, which was probably an outer bailey of Rheingrafenstein Castle, can also be seen clearly from here. The ruins of Affenstein Castle are located in the southwestern steep slope of Rheingrafenstein, just below the ruins of Rheingrafenstein Castle. In 1426 it was mentioned in documents as "Affensteine unter Ringravensteine"

everything good has already been written. Unfortunately, there is only one bench, but in the route that follows there are other beautifully situated seating options, also with a great view

Like an eagle's nest droning over the surroundings.