落ちたの天然記念物・トップ20

St. Joseph's Chapel is located above Leiwen, offering an outstanding view of the Moselle Valley.

The chapel was built to commemorate the victims of World War II. It was originally called the "War Memorial Chapel." It was consecrated on Ascension Day by Pastor Heinrich Kurtenbach. In 2006, tourists donated a statue of St. Joseph. The name "Josefsberg," however, has nothing to do with St. Joseph; rather, it derives from the local mayor, Josef Bartel, who had the "Ginsterberg" divided in 1900. Since then, it has been referred to as both "Josefsberg" and "Ginsterberg."

クラウゼン洞窟は18世紀に隠者が住んでいました。アクセスは梯子で行います。特に印象的なのは、周囲の景色を望む自然の岩の開口部からの眺めです。その特別な立地と特別な雰囲気により、この洞窟はこの地域で最も魅力的な写真撮影スポットの一つとなっています。

Nice quiet place to take a break from hiking. Below the chapel is a barrel swing 🥰

The name comes from New Year's Eve 1982/83 when the Kordel local history society celebrated the completion of the work in the Butzerbachtal.

Small chapel with a great view of Leiwen and the Moselle valley, there are many benches to linger. A nice place for a little break.

A nice resting place under a rocky outcrop that offers shelter even in a storm. The father's association, which celebrates its festivals here, has existed for 40 years.

Great, impressive photo opportunity 🎨📸👍🏻👌🏼 Klausenhöhle KORDEL Visit the Klausenhöhle on the Eifelsteig and Römerpfad premium hiking trails and let the past come to life again. In the 18th century, a Klausener, a hermit, who sought to achieve eternal salvation through a life in complete isolation, probably lived in the Klausenhöhle. It's gigantic to see😵👌🏼