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Beautiful views of the Zellertal valley everywhere

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In the area along the Pfrimm there are numerous beautiful rest areas and benches

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The memorial was erected in 1926 as a columned hall on 6 pillars – one for each of the Zellertal communities (Einselthum, Harxheim, Niefernheim, Zell, Mölsheim and Wachenheim).

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A beautiful rest area with plenty of seating

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Unfortunately, the "Zellertalweg" only runs above the Zellertal memorial (and NOT directly there). From this point you have a limited view of it. A descent is only recommended in exceptional cases (steep, slippery, lots of bushes, no real path)! Unfortunately, the rest area here offers NO view (bushes!) of the memorial!

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A gem, directly opposite the hotel/restaurant "Schwarzer Herrgott" - with a very beautiful tree population!

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Located directly on the Panoramastraße (Zell - Zelltaler Ehrenmal - Mölsheim) - with a particularly beautiful view of the memorial!

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“Before a raised tank was built in 1898 and water was supplied to the properties via pipes, the public village wells served to supply the population with water in addition to dug house wells. The two preserved wells [this well in Bergstrasse; another well in Hauptstrasse] are rectangular, cast-iron troughs with lion's paws.” Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.einselthum.de/historischer-rundweg/9-brunnen-bergstra%C3%9Fe/

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Here the monastery route Worms - Metz runs through the municipality of Zellertal (Zell and Harxheim). This route "leads along an 'old path', the former trade route of the Celts and Romans. Since August 2011 it has been marked throughout with yellow arrows and the so-called European shell as a signpost. This monastery route starts in Worms and meets the northern route of the Palatinate Way of St. James in Landstuhl." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.tourenplaner-rheinland-pfalz.de/de/tour/pilgerweg/jakobspilgerweg-rheinhessen-pfalz-klosterroute-worms-metz-nordspange/3202142/#caml=asw,1celw0,87k4xl,0,0&dmdtab=oax-tab1

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Since this menhir is in the middle of a field, you cannot look at it directly. But you can see it clearly from this information point (= detailed information board)! The "Long Stone" is "visible evidence of prehistoric settlement in the area around Einselthum." It is "attributed to the Rössen culture (4500-4300 BC). As documents from the former Zell monastery show, the name 'Long Stone' was already in use for the surrounding area in 1071. This is the first written mention of a menhir in the world. [...] Three special finds were discovered in the area around the stone: to the northeast a pit with burnt remains, to the southwest a stone pavement with burnt traces and to the southeast several limestone blocks that probably belonged to a burial chamber." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.einselthum.de/historischer-rundweg/13-langer-stein/

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built in 1760 (see lintel) More information: https://www.einselthum.de/historischer-rundweg/2-protestantische-kirche/

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"The monument, created in 1885 by the Speyer sculptor Gottfried Renn, is a representative example of the war memorials erected after the Franco-Prussian War of 1870/71." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.einselthum.de/historischer-rundweg/6-kriegerdenkmal/ On the right side of this war memorial, the small Mühlbach stream rushes past.

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beautiful, large (grass) area with playground, Kneipp facility, trampoline, etc. and nice rest areas The barbecue hut can be rented: https://www.einselthum.de/veranstaltungsorte/wanderh%C3%BCtte/

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This classicist building was formerly a schoolhouse (built in 1832) and has served as the town hall since 1908. It was beautifully renovated a few years ago.

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Right on the hiking trail to the Zellertalweg in Einselthum there is a small car park, benches, a fountain and of course the obligatory hiking sign for the trail. There is also an information board about the historic circular trail in the village along with relevant flyers.

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There is a football pitch, a beach volleyball court, slides, see-saws, etc. as well as benches and picnic areas.

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From here you have a great view over the Zellertal.

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The town hall was built in 1832 https://albisheim.de

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It's great that this privately owned property is accessible to hikers for a rest, provided they treat it with care. There are many rest areas, including shaded ones, and a wonderful view.

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