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The Swedish Cross on the Nürburgring Nordschleife commemorates an event during the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648) in which Swedish soldiers robbed and murdered tax collector Hans Friedrich Datenberg from Adenau at this spot in 1638. The current cross, which replaced an older memorial stone, stands as a reminder of this violent death. The present stone cross, reinforced after being damaged in 1895, is a prominent landmark on the Nordschleife. The "Swedish Cross" section of the racetrack is particularly dangerous. This section also lends its name to the annual RCN race "Swedish Cross."

The Brünnchen leads through a spring area from which the municipality of Herschbroich used to get its water.

The Klostertal curve is the branch off to the steep section.

The steep section, with gradients of up to 27%, was originally built for vehicle testing. Today, it is no longer used.

The route there is great, in places it runs directly along the Nürburgring Nordschleife. And you get a bit of a history lesson at this place.

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For all nature lovers and motorsport enthusiasts

The slowest spot on the Nordschleife.