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From the Lüderich hill, which rises to around 260 meters, the view stretches far across the Bergisches Land region. To the west, the landscape opens up towards the Cologne Lowland, where the hills gradually give way to flatter terrain. On clear days, you can even see the Cologne Cathedral. Traces of the mining that once took place around the Lüderich are still visible.

Eulenbroich Castle was built around 1200 as a moated castle and is located in the Sülz river valley, very close to the center of Rösrath. Over the centuries, the building has served many different purposes: as a grand bourgeois villa, as the mayor's residence, and as a retirement home. Since 2003, the Eulenbroich Castle Cultural Association has managed the castle. Today, Eulenbroich Castle is open to the public for concerts, corporate events, markets, seminars, conferences, weddings, communion celebrations, and birthday parties.

When it's dry, they're nice and wide. When the snow melts, they're not so great for getting back to the car with clean shoes, but you want to enjoy nature too.

One of the more than two dozen "Bergische Streifzüge" (number 18) is titled "Farm Trail" and starts in Lohmar (although, as is the nature of a circular route, you can theoretically start anywhere and walk it either clockwise or counterclockwise). The short description on the recommended website reads: "On this 12.6-kilometer circular route around Lohmar, you'll learn a lot about life on a farm. The information panels offer adults and elementary school children alike a wealth of information about farm animals, such as the local black-and-white or red-and-white cows, typical crops, and the work of farmers in bygone eras. Today, more and more farmers are diversifying their operations and discovering clever ideas like farm shops, Christmas tree sales, and biomass power plants." ``` For further information, please follow this link =>> https://www.bergisches-wanderland.de/bergische-streifzuege/alle-streifzuege/18-bauernhofweg-lohmar-126-km

It is interesting that the river was led over the railway track

Here the Brunsbach is artificially diverted over the Aggertal route of the RB 25.

There is now a cabinet at the rest area where you can buy wood carvings and wine.

Looks funny!