달하임 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

The wooden sculpture can be found at the Selz bridge.

very tasty ice cream, a detour for a short break is worthwhile

In memory of the fallen of the Franco-Prussian War

Always nice to see these machines with regional offers. We should all use them more often!

The Catholic church of St. Walburga is located directly opposite the Protestant church in Friesenheim. St. Walburga was built in 1740 as a dual church. It has been a purely Catholic church since 1885. The organ from 1763 is the only surviving Joseph Anton Onimus organ.

War memorial 1870/71, relief substructure, Corinthian column, eagle, marked 1884, Gebrüder Diehl, Guntersblum

Wine, eggs and much more

The church as it appears today is the result of an interior renovation carried out in 1988/89. It was given a floor made of Italian sandstone, which is similar to the local Flonheim sandstone. The celebration altar in the choir room is also made of this material, indeed it grows out of the ground, as it were, as a symbol of Christ, the foundation stone. Relics of Saint Blandinus and other holy Christian believers are walled into the altar. They remind us that those who share in the holy are themselves called to live holy lives, i.e. to follow Christ in everyday life. The ambo is also made of sandstone, built by Rainer Knussmann in 2001. It is decorated with the symbols of the four evangelists. https://bistummainz.de/pfarrei/friesenheim-undenheim-weinolsheim/wir/Unsere-Kirchen/Kirche-St.-Walburga-Friesenheim/