비켄도르프 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The corridor cross is actually an old gravestone - that much can still be seen. Estimated to be from the 19th century. The Jesus figure is gold-plated.

Elaborate niche cross in the field.

A neo-Gothic memorial was donated by the parents Catherine and Johann Sifferath in the Nattenheim cemetery. The son and priest Nikolas Sifferath, born in 1828, emigrated to Crosh-Village/Michigan. Significantly, in the niche is St. Nicholas, Bishop of Myra.

In front of the entrance to the cemetery there is a very beautiful Pieta made of red sandstone. Unfortunately no information about the age or the client.

The Catholic branch church of St. Hubertus was built in the 1890s. Since 1570 there has been a sacred building at its location. In front of the church there is a baptismal font from the 18th century.

This pretty river crossing on the outskirts of Nattenheim dates back to 1794.

This Way of the Cross from the 1890s is built into the Nattenheim cemetery wall. Well-known personalities from Nattenheim are immortalized on the pedestals. The Stations of the Cross images are very impressive.

A mill has stood here since 1382. In the following centuries there were some conversions and new buildings. Today's mill still has a wooden comb wheel and a turbine from 1909. She is now a holiday home and runs a fruit schnapps distillery.