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Sissach-Gelterkindenからの古い荷車

The rectory garden is part of Oltingen's Gothic church ensemble. It was redesigned in 2010 according to historically authentic elements and is open to the public.

Visible from afar, the walled church complex of St. Nicholas towers over Oltingen. St. Nicholas was first documented in 1296, and the current building dates back to the late Gothic period. During renovations in 1956, magnificent frescoes were discovered and beautifully restored. They depict, in particular, stories from the life of the church's patron saint, St. Nicholas of Myra, and the Virgin Mary. The building complex includes the rectory, also Gothic, with an adjoining, smaller ossuary dating from 1517. Adjacent to the north is the rectory barn, built in 1710.

The small village of Kilchberg, located in the lovely Eital valley, has fewer than 200 inhabitants. It boasts a picturesque townscape with old houses and farmsteads, flower-filled fountains, and the dominant neo-Gothic Church of St. Martin. The church was first documented in 1276. Today, however, only the tower, built in 1619, remains; the rest of the church building was demolished and rebuilt in 1867/68.

A magnificent spot. The roaring water is magnificent, and it's considerably cooler around here than outside this area. Here, the Giessen flows from above over the rocks down into the Eibach.

Ideal place to watch birds and enjoy nature.

Peaceful town square with a water feature, overlooked by the church tower.

The Sissach-Gelterkinden-Bahn (S.G.), also known colloquially as Gelterkinderli, was a narrow-gauge tram line in Switzerland. The line ran from May 16, 1891 to January 7, 1916 between the two Baselbieter communities of Sissach and Gelterkinden. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissach-Gelterkinden-Bahn