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A simple neo-Gothic brick building, constructed in 1876 according to the plans of the Mainz architect Joseph Lucas. Inside, among other things, the lavish foliate painting and a Madonna figure from the mid-18th century are worth seeing (Friedhofstraße 7).

Catholic Church of the Nativity of Mary in Selzen, built in 1876

At one corner of the old cemetery is a hearse hall built around 1900. It houses a magnificent hearse from 1911, which transported the deceased to the new cemetery (Friedhofstraße) until the mid-1960s.

A piece of street art, which had been hanging in the "Zum Selzer Frosch" inn since the 1960s, can be found on a wall in Selzen. The image, in the historical context of the Thirty Years' War, depicts the town of Selzen along with seven of its neighboring communities. Selzen appears here as a frog, since the town's inhabitants are jokingly called frogs. The neighbors are portrayed with corresponding attributes, alluding to their nicknames: the Mommenheimers are called "Bollkuche" (a type of cake), the Köngernheimers "Staaklobber" (a type of squatter), the Hahnheimers "Bloomäuler" (a type of flower), the Schwabsburgers "Rotärsch" (a type of red-assed), the Friesenheimers "Kuckucke" (cuckoos) (although they are often also associated with the nicknames "Loko" and "Krakauer"), the Undenheimers "Windbeidel" (a type of windbag), and the Zornheimers "Knorrköbb" (a type of squatter).

This outdoor gym is a collection of various outdoor fitness equipment (including items from the Playparc portfolio).

A street art piece is being created on a wall in Selzen, reviving a mural that had hung in the "Zum Selzer Frosch" pub since the 1960s. After a year of planning and organization: The iconic and culturally significant mural from the "Zum Selzer Frosch" pub was recreated as street art on June 9, 2020, on Bürgermeister-Siegel-Straße. The year of preparation involved obtaining a suitable color photograph, researching the historical background, securing necessary permits, gaining supporters for the project, and finding an artist to execute the work. http://www.selzen.de/wandbild-2020.html

There are always changing winemakers here

It seemed very inviting, even though I didn't stop there myself.