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大きなフェルケルシュタインを下から眺めるには、岩に沿って小さな道を歩くことができます 🏃‍♀️

ホーフラーデン ハウエンシュタイナー ミューレは土曜日のみ営業しています。それ以外の時間は、チーズ小屋が無人で営業しています。ここでは主にチーズと卵が販売されています。土曜日には品揃えが豊富で、野菜やその他の新鮮な食品も販売されています。

一番低い場所には、レストラン Landgasthof Zum Ochsen があります。クヴァイヒ川はレストランの下を流れています。

Several steps lead down to this old village well. Therefore, it is not immediately obvious.

The village community center features a festival ground and a fountain (beautifully decorated for special holidays). Opposite is the war memorial for the victims of the two World Wars. Behind the festival ground by the village community center is the "Bruch Nature and Adventure Area" with benches, a playground, etc., which leads to the large hiking parking lot at the cemetery.

On June 12, 1849, Prussian divisions began their attack on the Palatinate, which had seceded from Bavaria on May 17, 1849. Near Rinnthal, where 12,000 Prussian soldiers faced approximately 2,000 Volkswehr and Freischaren on June 17, the advance of one division was at least temporarily halted. Immediately afterward, the remaining Palatinate Freischaren fled to Baden. Eight fallen Freischaren were buried in the Annweiler cemetery on June 20, 1849, amid great public sympathy. For a long time, the victors did not allow any remembrance of the struggle for freedom. It was not until 1880, at the initiative of Annweiler citizens, that a memorial was erected in the cemetery. The memorial reads: "They too died for the fatherland." Only with this concession to the Prussian national spirit was it possible to overcome the resistance of the authorities nine years after the founding of the Empire. In 1969, a citizen of Rinnthal erected a memorial stone at the entrance to a private property. In 1982, the Freischarenbrunnen (Free Corps Fountain) was built next to the church, depicting a Prussian soldier and a guerrilla. Since 2019, there have been plaques explaining the historical context of the fountain and the memorial in the cemetery.

Nice little village

very nice break area