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Created by the sculptor Erwin Wortelkamp.

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Very nice

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As a stopover

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... nothing special.

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At the end of the Montabaur outlet and at the entrance to the ICE train station is the station square. You won't find any charm or comfort here, so what can you do? Either turn around and continue through the Montabaur outlet, take a bus or continue by train!

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In the southwest of the old town, the most striking building of the former city fortifications, the so-called "Wolf Tower", is clearly visible. The tower, which is around 20 metres high and built in a three-quarter round shape up to the height of the former city wall, has two floors. It was built in the middle of the 14th century, when, following the granting of city rights, a city fortification with walls, around 15 towers and gates could be built. This unusually large tower served - as well as an observation point - as a prison and, during the witch hunts from 1628 to 1632, as a dungeon for women and children suspected of witchcraft. From the end of the 18th century, the city fortifications were selectively demolished because they were no longer up to date due to the range and penetrating power of modern artillery weapons. The "Wolf Tower" initially survived this phase unscathed. Nevertheless, the ravages of time took their toll on the building, so that in 1876 it was almost demolished because it was in danger of collapsing. However, the city council decided to carry out an initial renovation in order to preserve this striking tower as a cultural asset. During the second-to-last renovation in 1969, the tower was also converted into an event venue. It is furnished; there are toilets and a kitchen, but private use is not possible.

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The imposing brick building in neo-Gothic style dates from 1870. It is already the third town hall on this site. The town hall is also called the "Red Lion". While the lion symbolizes the power of the judge, the color red stands for the judiciary. In ancient times, court proceedings were held in front of the town hall. To this day, the mayor's office is located here.

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Shelter, opposite "Aunt Anna", where you can linger for food and drinks

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The 422-meter-high, wooded Malberg is clearly visible from here. There used to be a protective castle on its summit. Today, only a few stones remain. You can find out more about this on an information board at the former site of the castle.

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Weberweiher

Erbsengarten Activity Park

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Convenient start or finish location for a bike tour

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The view is worth the climb. The castle is almost more beautiful from a little further away.

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Great view over the city.

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bicycle accident as a witness and first responder

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It is a private pond (weaver pond?) of the fishing club.

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Outlet Montabaur welcomes its guests in winter with a chocolate Santa Claus

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very nice well-kept wayside shrine ;-)

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A great view of the Malberg with a well-developed path in its direction.

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