브라우바흐 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

04/2026년에는 성이 공사로 인해 주말에만 개방됩니다. 기사 홀에 있는 식당이 숙박 시설로 사용되기 때문에 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 이런 경험은 처음이었습니다.

1898년 Ev. 교회

The old stone bridge is worth seeing, but the church is unfortunately closed.

We did the tour in June 2025. The bike path was in very good condition again. It runs directly along the slope, which means there are many steep uphill and downhill sections.

The newest and largest church in the Protestant parish of Braubach is St. Mark's Church. It was completed in 1901 next to the parsonage, which had been built in 1884. When construction was almost finished, the tower collapsed, taking part of the gable wall and the left side wall with it. Only thanks to a generous donation from Berlin was the church able to be completed with a shortened tower. Only pictures remain to remind us of the original interior design of St. Mark's Church. The three stained-glass windows on the east side, depicting the birth, crucifixion, and ascension of Jesus, were completely destroyed in an air raid in 1945. An interior renovation from 1960 to 1964 profoundly altered the character of the space; it became more enclosed and spacious, but also more austere. In 1994, the confirmation room and the sacristy were completely redesigned; the "St. Mark's Hall" now also includes a kitchenette and a restroom, providing another meeting place for the congregation. In 2004, St. Mark's Church received three new stained-glass windows, designed by the Hanoverian artist Helge Michael Breig and produced by the Derix company. Like the old windows, they depict the Nativity, the Crucifixion, and the Ascension of Jesus. It was a particular joy for the congregation to have these colorful windows back after years of preparation, but also a significant financial undertaking. St. Mark's Church also houses an organ by the E. F. Walcker company, which, according to organ experts, beautifully embodies an important era in organ building. Read much more: https://evangelisch-braubach.ekhn.de/startseite/wo/markuskirche.html

Very nice bike path with beautiful views

Nice starting point for a Mühlbach tour.

It is assumed that the fountain served as a water supplier for the Romans around 2,000 years ago. In 2003, the fountain was renovated and the surrounding area was given its current form. The amount of water depends on the current groundwater level.