アインゼルトゥムの天然記念物・トップ20

The renaturalized Selz River near Schafhausen is a prime example of successful nature conservation in Rheinhessen. This section of the Selz River south of Alzey-Schafhausen has undergone extensive ecological enhancement in recent years – and you'll notice this immediately when you walk along it.

A very beautiful, large, and open-plan vineyard house. There are several seating areas (some of which are covered) and table groups for a rest with a wonderful view of the vineyards.

https://www.myheimat.de/alzey/c-freizeit/die-trift-in-weinheim_a123601 Yes, there actually used to be a sea here!

Really wonderful renaturation. There are lots of places to sit and watch waterfowl.

The drift shows marine deposits from the Oligocene period (30 million years ago). Mussels and snails are the most common fossils, but fish remains such as shark teeth and small creatures and micro plants can also be seen. The caves at the base were created during World War II. They served as a place of refuge from air raids. The area is protected by a fence.

In summer it's a wonderful place to cool down a bit in the heat. The "zigzag path" up the hill south of the stream is beautifully decorated with small animal figures.

Really a beautiful spot on the bike path in the romantic Eisbachtal.

Fountain with inscription: 2015 - 30 years of the Flörsheim-Dalsheim local association