투르 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

오늘날까지 보존된 성벽의 북쪽 문은 1299년에서 1354년 사이에 지어진 뫼네 강변의 다리문(Brückentor)입니다. 이 문은 뫼네 강을 건너는 것을 보호했으며 주로 코블렌츠 방향에서 오는 도시 입구로 사용되었기 때문에 „코블렌츠 문“(Koblenzer Tor)이라는 이름도 가지고 있습니다. 쇠창살을 위한 벽 틈의 흔적이 없기 때문에, 문을 보호하기 위해 뫼네 강의 다리 기둥으로 이어지는 도개교가 사용되었을 것으로 추정됩니다. 1598년 홍수로 인해 다리문은 앞문과 함께 무너졌습니다. 그러나 1599년이라는 새겨진 숫자는 다리문이 불과 1년 후 다시 재건되었음을 증명합니다. 19세기 초부터 1855년까지 다리문은 감옥으로 사용되었습니다. 1911년에 추가된 도시 문장은 오늘날까지 볼 수 있습니다. 출처: Jonas Breithaupt, 코블렌츠-란다우 대학교, 2015

The Thürer meadows are beautiful in every season; with a bit of luck you might see egrets and other wildlife. It's always worth hiking there.

A wonderful place to explore... especially in autumn... a black wall behind colorful leaves

There are a variety of birds to observe at the lake

The water buffalo are impressive animals and ideally suited to the meadows of the NSG

The Fraukirch is a very old pilgrimage church in the Eifel region. Strictly speaking, it belongs to the municipality of Thür in der Pellenz, but due to its location in the open fields and its regional significance, it is also often mentioned in connection with surrounding villages such as Trimbs. The origins of the Fraukirch, dedicated to the Virgin Mary, date back to the early Middle Ages. Excavations suggest that the current building was built on the foundations of a Franconian hall church from the 8th century, making it one of the oldest churches in the Eifel. The church building that survives today dates primarily from the early 13th century and was built in the Rhenish Transitional style. The nave still displays late Romanesque elements, while the choir is already characterized by early Gothic pointed arches. A special feature and a great distinction of the Fraukirch is its close connection to the Genoev saga. According to legend, Count Palatine Siegfried is said to have founded the church in thanksgiving for the miraculous rescue of his innocently slandered wife, Genevieve of Brabant, by the Virgin Mary. Inside the church is a remarkable, richly decorated high altar made of tuff stone from 1664, which, in addition to the Annunciation, also depicts the main scenes from the Genevieve Saga with impressive craftsmanship. The church also contains a tombstone, which is believed to be the gravestone of Count Palatine Siegfried and his wife, Genevieve. Fraukirch was a popular pilgrimage site for centuries. Another special feature near the church is the so-called "Golo Cross," the original parts of which are now housed in the church. It is an impressive stone cross made of basalt lava with an inscription of the "Salve Regina" from 1472. The name "Golo Cross" also refers to the Genevieve Saga and the treacherous court marshal, Golo. Until 1764, the church was the private church of the Bishop of Trier, then passed to the Maria Laach Abbey, and after secularization, it was auctioned off around 1804. Today, the complex consists of the church and a neighboring farmstead, with the church having belonged to the Catholic parish of Thür since a donation in 1906. It is idyllically situated amidst open fields and remains a destination for pilgrims from the region.

Very beautiful pond landscape in the Thürer meadows.

nice place to drive past comfortably