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1624年にティリー大尉がブラウンシュヴァイクのクリスティアンに対する勝利を感謝したかつての巡礼地。後にシュタットローン門の外のこの場所に礼拝堂が建てられました。

Ramsdorf近くの最高の接続と美しい道。

A very nice and well-visited farm, with regional products and homemade ice cream, which often changes with the seasons. Plenty of seating and a large playground for children.

Rest area also for larger groups

This is what Stadtlohn City Marketing (SMS) writes: After the last train traveled the Borken-Stadtlohn-Vreden line on a special trip on October 18, 1986, the Stadtlohn Railway Museum was opened in 1996 by the Stadtlohn Railway Club and has been maintained voluntarily by its members ever since. It is the only museum dedicated to the Westphalian State Railway and is located in the former station building. From the outset, the Stadtlohn Railway Club, founded on January 31, 1985, set itself the task of establishing a railway museum or rather a heritage railway. For this purpose, photos, documents, tools, equipment, and railway paraphernalia from the Westphalian Northern Railway were collected over the years. Gradually, the heritage locomotive, the passenger car (Donnerbüchse), a motorized trolley, and an old steamroller were added. They were all painstakingly and lovingly restored and then placed in the newly designed outdoor area. Additional signals, a barrier system, and a station clock also expanded the museum's offerings. As a special highlight, the park railway for young train enthusiasts runs in Losberg Park every year on Sundays and public holidays from April to October. Opening Hours: WLE Railway Museum Bahnallee 2 - 4 48703 Stadtlohn April to October, every first Sunday of the month from 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Park Railway: April to October, Sundays and public holidays from 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

This is what the St. Otger parish says: The Hilgenberg Chapel was first mentioned in historical records in 1525. The present chapel was rebuilt in 1695 by Prince-Bishop Christian von Plettenberg, whose coat of arms is displayed on the gable wall. Since 1717, pilgrimages from neighboring villages have been recorded, and miraculous healings between 1739 and 1749 led to an increasing stream of pilgrims. Documents of thanksgiving from this period are on display in the chapel. The pilgrimage ended with the theft of the Madonna image on the night of September 13 and 14, 1886. The present Madonna, called the Raesfeld Madonna, was made available to the parish on permanent loan from the Diocese of Münster by Bishop Michael Keller in 1954.

Café-restaurant (Italian sea) with a large terrace is a charming meeting place for nature lovers, hikers and cyclists.

A very interesting route around the Battle of Lohner Bruch in 1623