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The European Cultural Park Bliesbruck Reinheim is a cross-border area with three museums. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Europ%C3%A4ischer_Kulturpark_Bliesbruck-Reinheim

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From the platform that was placed on the ruins a few years ago, you can see as far as the Donersberg when the weather is nice.

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The Glan-Blies cycle path is one of the most beautiful cycle paths in southwest Germany https://www.glan-blies-weg.de/ This section between Blieskastel and Reinheim is very suitable for inline skating.

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In the archaeological park, the remains of a Roman villa have been uncovered on the German side since 1987 and a small Gallo-Roman town settlement including thermal baths on the French side since 1971. The Jean Schaub Museum in Reinheim shows numerous finds from the vicinity of the park in an exhibition and thus illustrates the lively past of the Bliestal. The replica of the burial mounds discovered here, including the tomb of a Celtic princess, is unique. https://www.europaeischer-kulturpark.de/der-kulturpark

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There are always changing exhibitions that are very interesting

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Super all-round view over the Bliesgau

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Alexander tower ruin. Now accessible with stairs and viewing platform.

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The viewing platform is now also accessible!

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The tower now has a viewing platform. Unfortunately, it is not yet accessible.

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"Shortly after the Second World War, the forest warden at the time, Rudolf Herrmann, dedicated himself to a special project: As part of a reforestation program, he wanted to investigate which non-native trees thrived in the "Menger Forest". Various tree species were imported from abroad, including two sequoias and several thujas , purchased. On the highest point of the Allenberg, which is popularly known as "Kämmchen", Rudolf Herrmann laid out a plant garden." Source: https://www.bliesmenge-bolchen.de/sehenswertes/mammutbaeume/

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Tower ruins are currently being renovated.

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At the highest point of the Allenberg, which is popularly known as the “little comb”, two stately sequoia trees have found their place among the native plants. The larger of the two sequoias measures approx. 35 meters, with a circumference of a proud 4.80 meters and a diameter of 1.53 meters (as of October 2021). It can be recognized from afar, as its characteristic tip clearly towers above all other trees in the area. In the summer of 2021, the sequoias of Blieshaben-Bolchen were officially declared a natural monument.

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Well, certainly nice for hikers, as a mountain bike you can save yourself the meadow path. There's a nice viewing bench in half. Most of the stairs are mobile, the highest steps (2-3) are approx. 30cm high. Better to do the "Linemann Trail" again!

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Princess tomb from Reinheim, unearthed in 1954 and provided with rich grave goods. Among other things, solid golden torque (necklace) matching bracelets, bronze oinochoe (tube jug for wine) on the lid human horse hybrid (Logo von Reinheim) numerous pieces of jewelery and pendants, which could also identify her as a magician. Time in the early La Tène period ( Late Iron Age ) around 450 BC. The burial mound was reconstructed. The originals are housed in the Saarbrücken Archaeological Museum. The museum is to the left of the entrance to Saarbrücken Castle and is well worth a visit.

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A highlight, also for children

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It's impressive how many different orchids can be found. The protective measures for these blooming wonders of nature are also impressive.

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https://www.biosphaere-bliesgau.eu/index.php/de/bildung-und-forschung/erlebnisregion-bliesgau/orchideenpfad

The orchid path is only partially accessible due to stairs.

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The European Culture Park Bliesbruck-Reinheim (French: Parc Archéologique Européen de Bliesbruck-Reinheim) is an archeology park that stretches on both sides of the German-French border between the places Reinheim (Saarland) and Bliesbruck (Département Moselle). Finds from different eras are excavated and presented in museums in the 700,000 m² park area. The most important are a Celtic princess grave as well as a small town settlement (vicus) and a palace villa, both from Roman times. Every year around 50,000 visitors visit the park, which makes it one of the most important cultural and tourism institutions in the rural region.

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Should be seen. With a beautiful view of Biesingen.

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