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Nobody knows exactly how the stamped holes were created, but they look cool and you can recognize faces.
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The Temple of Mercury is carved into a rock; you can only see the portal from the front; if you walk around the rock, you get the impression it's just a rock. Fascinating.
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On this hiking highlight, we encounter the remains of a temple dedicated to MERCURY (Latin: MERCURIUS). Dating back to pre-Christian times, the deities of Roman and Greek mythology in particular have been preserved in the collective memory of people in Europe to this day. MERCURY is the "messenger of the gods" in Roman mythology; his counterpart in Greek mythology is Hermes. Both have the interesting combination of being gods of trade and merchants, but also of thieves.
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On the site of the ruins of Wasenburg Castle, there are the remains of a much older building: a Roman sanctuary dedicated to Mercury. Parts of the temple were rebuilt in the 19th century.
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Very practical for observing a large number of animals.
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Lake Reichshoffen is an essential natural space located about 2 km from the town center of Reichshoffen and near the village of Nehwiller, and serves as a refuge for a multitude of animal species. Located on the water, an ornithological observatory has been installed there by the Northern Vosges Regional Nature Park, which can be used by animal and plant lovers all year round, day and night: since 1982, 130 species have been recorded on the water or in the surrounding wetlands, of which about 40 are nesting species that breed there. Source: https://www.alsace-verte.com/de/lalsace-verte/mettez-vous-au-vert/la-reserve-naturelle-du-plan-deau-de-reichshoffen/
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Where the Wasenburg ruins stand today, there once stood a Roman sanctuary dedicated to Mercury and a specula nearby. Parts of the temple were rebuilt in the 19th century. Parts of the Roman Temple of Mercury from the 2nd to 3rd centuries AD are still preserved on the Wachtfelsen (watch rock), not far from the Wasenburg ruins. Information board at the site: Take a look at the Wachtfelsen (watch rock), which was used by the Romans as a "specula," an observation post. Archaeological finds also testify to a temple dedicated to Mercury on this site. But make no mistake, the extension to the rock is a reconstruction from the 20th century (1913). It commemorates the remains of the temple and the Gallo-Roman settlement of this place long before the construction of the listed Wasenburg, which was finally destroyed by the troops of Louis XIV in 1677.
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