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The cross refers to a merchant who was murdered there in the 17th century, which is also explained on an information board. A nice rest area is right next door.

Beautiful place with a picnic area and an interesting historical crime story.

At this spot, a merchant—a lemon merchant—is said to have been murdered by his servant in 1687. As the inscription states, the cross was erected by the children of P.I. Carové, of blessed memory, who died here.

Bekond is worth a detour; as you drive past the sports field and golf course, you'll enjoy the view of the Moselle Valley mountains. It's a dream.

A chapel at the crossroads of old trade routes, which today are called federal highways and are overrun by tin cars...

The Lemon Merchant's Cross is located on the Huxlay Plateau on the Moselle High Trail. An Italian lemon merchant from Lenno on Lake Como is said to have been murdered here on his journey to Trier in 1687. His relatives had this beautiful cross erected in memory of the unfortunate merchant.

Wow! What a view here on the Moselle. You can let your gaze wander far over the Moselle valley with its wine-growing areas and steep slopes. It's really worth coming up here!