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The castle was probably built at the end of the 11th century. Around 1150, the von Olbrück family—the presumed builders—died out, passing the castle to the Counts of Wied. Today, the castle is leased to the municipality of Brohltal and is one of the region's tourist attractions. The tower is accessible, and in good weather, you can enjoy a magnificent view. Source: https://www.burgen.de/burgen-und-schloesser/deutschland/burg-olbrueck/

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fantastic view of Hain and Olbrück Castle

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Beautiful view of Olbrück Castle and the Rhine Valley in the distance.

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It's worth it at any time of year.

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Made of basalt, as the dark color of the small stone sacred monument reveals, there is a very old wayside cross here. The inscription is, as the proverbial "ravages of time" dictate, only partially legible; Anne has reproduced it in her article as far as it can be recognized. The niche is striking in its design; perhaps it once housed a saint's figure in earlier times (but that is speculation).

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The view from this spot allows you to see two highlights at once: Directly in front of you, the water surface of the "Rodder Maar" glitters, a popular destination for hikers or walkers, and from the wooded mountain in the background rises the (rebuilt) tower of the Olbrück, also a striking landmark of this region.

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GE......SEI GOTTERHER (16...) Inscription

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The ascent and descent are particularly worth seeing, as the tower can always be seen from new perspectives.

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"The Brohltalbahn is a single-track, meter-gauge narrow-gauge railway in Germany between Brohl on the Rhine and Engeln in the Eifel region. The line, which originally extended to Kempenich, is still used today for 17.75 kilometers as a tourist train called the Vulkan-Express and for freight transport. ..." https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brohltalbahn https://www.vulkan-express.de/

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"Located northwest of Koblenz, the castle towers over the Brohl valley and is visible from afar. The castle was probably built at the end of the 11th century..." MORE INFORMATION: https://www.burgen.de/burgen-und-schloesser/deutschland/burg-olbrueck/

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"Located northwest of Koblenz, the castle towers over the Brohl valley and is visible from afar. The castle was probably built at the end of the 11th century..." MORE INFORMATION: https://www.burgen.de/burgen-und-schloesser/deutschland/burg-olbrueck/

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<< Herrmann-Höfer-Allee >> "In memory of the achievements of Hermann Höfer, who was mayor of the Brohltal collective municipality from 1990 until his death on April 1, 2007, the Brohltal collective municipality and the local communities belonging to it planted a maple tree each in the extension of Burgstrasse in Hain on the way to Olbrück Castle. They form the Hermann-Höfer-Allee. The following tribute can be found on the memorial stone: "Hermann Höfer (*13.07.1945 † 01.04.2007) was mayor of the Brohltal collective municipality from 1990 until his death. He made significant progress in many areas in the collective municipality. The development and expansion of tourism in the region was always a particular concern of his. Due to his commitment and personal dedication, Olbrück Castle was extensively restored and reopened to the public in 2001 made. In memory of Hermann Höfer, the Brohltal municipality and its local communities of Brenk, Burgbrohl, Dedenbach, Galenberg, Glees, Hohenleimbach, Kempenich, Königsfeld, Niederdürenbach, Niederzissen, Oberdürenbach, Oberzissen, Schalkenbach, Spessart, Wassenach, Wehr and Weibern planted the 18 maple trees on this avenue in 2008." " https://www.niederduerenbach.de/kultur-tourismus/sehenswertes

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A funny idea, great opportunity for group photos! 😄

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Beautiful! 👌 It is a little off the main path and can be reached via a narrow meadow path. But the little detour is definitely worth it! 😃

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"Swin Golf is a French invention derived from old peasant games. The object of the game is to hit a ball across the fairway into a hole using a club in as few strokes as possible. This makes Swin Golf very similar to traditional golf, but offers several advantages: - You can play immediately without a learning phase - You play with a universal club - The balls are larger, softer, and less dangerous..." CONTINUED and MORE INFORMATION: https://www.eifel.info/a-spiel-golf-swin-golf

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"The tensioning station in Niederdürenbach was tasked with keeping wire ropes, some of which were freely spanned up to 300 m, taut. This required tons of weight. Huge wooden barrels filled with basalt stones kept both the support cable for the cable looms and the traction cable under tension. This made it easy to bridge the uneven terrain and also eliminated the need for support masts. An observation post for safety checks of the support and traction cables was set up on the 7 m long and 5 m high concrete pillar, on which a steel structure allowed the cable guidance and tensioning of the wire ropes. Of all the facilities of the former cable car between the quarry near Oberdürenbach and the crushing plant in Oberzissen, only this concrete pillar remains in its original form. Its surroundings were restored to their current state by volunteers in 2007. A silent witness to the industrial achievements of that time." https://www.niederduerenbach.de/kultur-tourismus/gehenswertes

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Olbrück Castle, always a highlight

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It is always a highlight to watch the birds 🐦 and ducks here. A highlight for the soul.

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