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Unfortunately, the bridge has a high step and ends in a meadow... It's better to continue along the main road and then turn left...

<< Christ the King Church in Hamminkeln-Ringenberg >> "The Christ the King Church is a Roman Catholic church in Ringenberg, a district of Hamminkeln. It was consecrated in 1936 and is an important example of modern church architecture, designed by the well-known architect Dominikus Böhm. The patronage of Christ the King was frequently chosen during this period after Pope Pius XI introduced the Feast of Christ the King for the Catholic Church in 1925. The church, also known as Christ the King Church or St. Christ the King, is a listed building and was built during the Nazi era, when few churches were built in Germany. The squat hall church consists of a nave and two short transepts that meet an elevated central space that culminates in the massive square crossing tower. The light comes mainly from a large round-arched window behind the free-standing altar, but also from the rose window opposite, smaller side windows and cross-frame windows in the crossing tower. The church is characterized externally by its monumental pyramid roof and the impressive rose window on the gable facade. A forecourt with a bell tower forms an area separated from the street space. The church building of St. Christ the King is an early example of Christocentricity in Roman Catholic church architecture, in which the altar is the center and the believers gather around a people's altar. This concept was not generally established until the 1960s through the Second Vatican Council and the liturgical reform. The parish was originally separated from the parish of St. Mary's Assumption in Hamminkeln, into which it had been incorporated in 1895. In 2013, several parishes were merged to form the new parish of "Maria Frieden Hamminkeln". " Author: Editorial team baukunst-nrw, September 2nd, 2024 https://www.baukunst-nrw.de/objekte/Christus-Koenig-Kirche-in-Hamminkeln-Ringenberg--14496.htm

That was a gravel pit. Today you can swim there.

Ideal place for a little rest

Cute little brewery with a shop.

Unfortunately closed on Tuesdays 😭

A parish church in Hamminkeln was already mentioned as belonging to the Xanten Monastery in the years 1154 and 1172. Their origins date back to the 10th century. The oldest parts of the church are made of tuff stone and built in Romanesque and then Gothic style. Roman brick was also used in the oldest parts, coming from a field-fired brick factory of the Roman Legion on the Rhine. A stone was found with the stamp of Legio XXII Primigenia. The Gothic hall church, which still marks the center of Hamminkeln today, was built at the beginning of the 15th century. Before the Reformation, a fresco of Saint Christopher was created around 1450. The parish archives start with documents from 1522. Between 1609 and 1624 the church was used by both Lutherans and Reformed Christians.

The Evangelical Church of Hamminkeln, also known as the White Church, is a Protestant church in late Gothic style in the Hamminkeln district of the city of Hamminkeln. It belongs to the parish on the Issel in the Wesel parish of the Evangelical Church in the Rhineland.