20의 키르헤이브가지 명소 & 주요 장소

마을을 거닐며 오래된 집들의 매력에 빠져보는 것도 좋습니다.

Great half-timbered village; well maintained.

This is simply a great view of the Siegtal. And especially for railway fans when a red S-Bahn or a red RE9 passes through. By the way, a photo of this view can also be seen in the Wikipedia article about the Cologne S-Bahn: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-Bahn_K%C3%B6ln

Auel is worth a trip.

The small town is worth the equally small detour. The "road blockade" doesn't always exist 😉

The Heimat- und Verkehrsverein Stadt Blankenberg e.V. maintains two museums, the Tower Museum in the Katharinentor and the Wine Museum in the Runenhaus. With these facilities, an attempt is made to demonstrate and illustrate life in the past in the city of Blankenberge. This offer was accepted by numerous visitors and received praise. Many guests have already climbed the tower, entered the former wine cellar and enjoyed the wonderful panoramic view and the objects on display and the explanations. Entrance to the Weinbaumuseum Turmmuseum Katharinenturm The voluntary museum team (Margret Joachim, Wolfgang Müller, Dr. Peter Böhm, Erich Bornheim and Prof. Dr. Helmut Fischer) strives to clean, maintain, expand and keep the museums open and to look after visitors. The museums are open on Sundays from April to the end of October from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Weather-related opening times apply from October to March. Historical tours through the museums and through the castle, town and church are offered as required. For example, the historical association for the Lower Rhine and the old archdiocese of Cologne, the oldest large historical association in the Rhineland, were introduced to the history of the city of Blankenberg. (https://www.stadt-blankenberg.de/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=67&Itemid=130)

Impressive castle complex, especially when you first saw it from the valley. Unfortunately not always accessible.

Converted into a museum, the local history museum is now in the tower. The entire castle complex and the city can be viewed there as a model.