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Thursday is Schlachtfest highly recommended.

funny Elwedrit statue on the side of the road.

delicious schnitzel and a slaughter festival every Thursday.

"Inside the ribbed cross vault and on the walls, there are valuable and noteworthy paintings, probably dating from the 15th century. They were only discovered and preserved in 1940 [...]. - The cemetery surrounding the church was a burial site for over 500 years. It has not been used as a cemetery since 1836. - The gravestones of important Landstuhl citizens date from the late 18th and early 19th centuries. - During World War II, soldiers and civilian victims of a bombing raid found their final resting place here." Source (quoted verbatim): https://www.outdooractive.com/de/poi/pfalz/alte-kapelle/3188612/ To the left of the entrance door to the chapel, a stone scallop shell is set in the ground, indicating the nearby Way of St. James, or the German-French "Star Trail/Chemin des Etoiles." Source: https://www.sternenweg.net/karte/#15/49.4107/7.57122

The Sequoia Gigantea (Giant Sequoia) belongs to the cypress family. Its name says it all. It is the giant among trees. Sequoias, the largest and oldest trees on Earth, reach heights of up to 100 meters and diameters of up to nine meters in their native Sierra Nevada in California (USA). The oldest trees there are about 3,000 years old. The sequoia group described here was planted in 1868 by the "Freiherrlich von Stummchen" (Baron von Stummchen), chief forester. The largest specimen reached a height of 41 meters and a trunk diameter of two meters in 1994. Part of the natural monument near Landstuhl is now 44 meters tall. The seven giant trees are located on the L465 between Landstuhl and Martinshöhe. A parking lot is located directly in front of them. The scallop shell on a sandstone indicates that the Palatinate Way of St. James passes directly by the trees.

Very quiet and very beautiful here. A highly recommended route.

A small seating area that is often used