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ゾーストにあるアム・ローアバッハ通りは、歴史的な塩商人の地区にある最も絵のように美しい木骨造りの家並みの一つを収容しています。 歴史的重要性 + かつて1550年には、皮なめし業のための活気ある産業地域でした。 + 皮なめし職人は、革の製造に必要なタンニンというタンニンを抽出するために樹皮（主にオーク）を細かく砕いていました。 + 小さな小川が、こののどかな地区に必要な水の供給を供給していました。

ゾーストには美しい旧市街があり、探索するには間違いなく1日必要です。

Protestant Village Church in Borgeln The predecessor of the present church probably dates from between 1150 and 1180. From 1700 to 1712, the complex was rebuilt into a single-room hall church in the Baroque style. The church features Gothic pointed arches in only two places: the double window of the sacristy and the northeast entrance door to the choir. The oldest part of the church is the tower. Its construction is dated around 1080, making it likely the oldest sacred building in the Soest Börde region. In relation to the church building, the tower appears somewhat too small – this suggests that it once belonged to a low building. If you would like to take a look inside our church, click through the individual points on the left. Enjoy!

It's incredibly pleasant to stroll here. Beautiful half-timbered houses, cozy alleys, and a lovely stream. Top!

Haus Lohe, or Lohe Castle (Loe or Loh means "woodland," "small forest"), documented since 1281, originally belonged to the Cecilia Monastery in Cologne, which sold it to the knight Heinrich Wulf von Lüdinghausen in 1350. It remained in their possession until around 1700, then passed through marriage to the noble von Wrede family, and finally, in 1738, to the hereditary salt-making family von Papen. In two stages (1855 and 1885), they had the cathedral master builder of the Cologne Cathedral Workshop, Vincenz Statz, add a chapel and tower to a Baroque section and, by remodeling the entire complex, created a three-winged building in the Neo-Gothic style on an area of almost 700 square meters. Haus Lohe, with its ornamental former administrator's house and outbuildings, is located in the middle of a charming park-like area with ponds, moats, and lush trees. Today, it is owned by a private individual who had numerous apartments built in the castle. Several businesses and artists have set up shop in the outbuildings. https://www.westoennen.de/geschichte/rittergueter/

Soest's city wall is one of the most impressive preserved fortifications in Westphalia. Since 1180, it has served as a defensive ring around the old town. Today, the nearly 2.6-kilometer-long path along the old walls invites you to take a stroll steeped in history. Mighty trees line the path, while glimpses of half-timbered houses, gardens, and church towers are frequent. At the Osthofentor gate, thousands of medieval crossbow bolts bear witness to its former defensive purpose. A walking tour that brings the past to life – surrounded by nature. Further information at https://radroute-historische-stadtkerne.de/de/herzstuecke/herzstuecke-soest

In Soest, you can admire the many beautiful half-timbered houses 🏚️. They look best in the sun, of course ☀️

There are incredibly beautiful half-timbered houses here. Green sandstone structures and leaning houses, which are very stable, are absolutely fascinating 👍