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Beautiful Catholic church in Gleuel

This location is very easy to get into the water. It's a lovely place to linger. Sometimes you even meet some really nice people. A very nice place.

It is wonderful to stay in this place and relax from everyday life.

The wind turbine belongs to the estate. And the owner is by no means a Green, but was chairman of the CDU council group in Frechen for many years. https://gut-neu-hemmerich.de/index.php/philosophie/

The farm shop is self-service and open all day. You pay at a machine that also accepts bills. Mon-Fri 8am-5pm, Sat 9am-12pm, Sun closed. A remnant of the Bachemer Bach flows through the park. But when it flows into the Frechener Bach, most of the water has already seeped away. Only the sewage treatment plant after that supplies the Frechener Bach with enough water to reach the Stüttgenhof in Cologne's green belt.

Many rare trees were planted here in the early 1950s and again in the early 1960s. Then the site was forgotten and the word arboretum disappeared from the city map. The treasure was only rediscovered in 2007 and labelled with foundation funds. Ten of these signs have survived to this day. Just go and read, no nature conservation, entry permitted! Chinese redwood Elsen wood Colchian maple Silver linden Walnut American honey locust Fan acacia Tree hazel Nikko fir Sequoia Weeping beech Common pimpernel Hupeh stinking ash Weymouth pine Oriental plane tree Black alder, red alder Caucasian wingnut Weeping willow Hungarian oak

Of the 20 numbered trees on the overview board, 10 still have their own nameplate. Just go up to them, no nature conservation, entry permitted. 1 Chinese redwood 2 Elsenholz 3 Colchian maple 4 Silver linden 5 Walnut 6 American honey locust 7 Fan maple 8 Tree hazel 9 Nikko fir 10 Giant sequoia 11 Weeping beech 12 Common pimpernel 13 Hupeh stinking ash 14 Weymouth pine 15 Oriental plane tree 16 Black alder, red alder 17 Caucasian wingnut 18 Weeping willow 19 Hungarian oak

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