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The mighty old entrance gate to the cemetery is very impressive!

Very nice vineyard house above Martinstein

Sandstone block building, late classicist neo-Gothic, 1861–64, district master builder Conradi, Bad Kreuznach, renovation 1878, district building inspector Müller Source: Wikipedia

Hauptstraße 64 Built around 1600, rebuilt in the 18th century The half-timbering was uncovered in 1977. Source: Wikipedia

Three-part Neoclassical cemetery gate from around 1830 or 1871 Source: Wikipedia The path to the cemetery in Monzingen leads from the Upper Gate through the cemetery gate, which is probably unique in its design. It was presumably erected in 1826 according to the plans of Mr. von Cocy. "Twelve horses were needed to haul these beautiful columns up the Naheweg," one of the old residents told the chronicler, who recorded this around 1911 to 1920. The gate was last renovated in 2014. Source: https://www.meinmonzingen.de/

Comfortable panoramic lounger with a wonderful view of Weiler near Monzingen.

"The so-called Roman Bridge, also called the "Aller Bridge" (Allerbrig), connected a former Roman road from the Nahe to the Soonwald. During Roman times, all citizens were allowed to use the bridge without paying anything in kind." (Source: information board on site)

View of Hochstetten-Dhaun with Hellberg. The Hellberg is a nature reserve (nice for hiking) and is a block heap. Block heaps are created by weathering: the rock is blasted by water and many stone blocks are created that roll down the slope. https://www.natursport.info/natursportraeume/lebensraeume/felsen/gesteinshalden/