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"...The restored town hall on Marktstraße was rededicated in December 1930. It is considered one of the most beautiful town halls in the Rhineland. Its red color and the design of its facade make it particularly striking. ..." CONTINUED and MORE INFORMATION: https://www.bad-muenstereifel.de/leben-in-bad-muenstereifel/neuigkeiten/details/news/wiedereinweihung-des-rathauses-1930

Now that the flood damage to the railway line to Euskirchen has been repaired, the trains are running normally again and it is no longer necessary to use the rail replacement bus service.

John of Nepomuk lived from about 1350 to 1393. He died as punishment by being thrown from the Charles Bridge into the Vltava River and drowned. As a patron saint of bridges, his statue stands on many bridges in Europe.

The Gothic Town Hall in Bad Münstereifel, also known as the Red Town Hall, is a historic landmark on the market square. Originally mentioned in 1476 as the cloth merchants' hall, it later became the seat of the council and administration. It was expanded in 1550/51, suffered damage after the 2021 flood, but has been extensively renovated and now once again houses important municipal services.

Half of the path is very wild and overgrown and should not be walked on.

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A very beautiful Eifel hike with lots of forest and panoramic views. The reward at the end is a stroll through the beautifully restored Bad Münstereifel

The city wall is almost completely preserved and was accessible for about 220 m with a beautiful "Eifel view" at the corner gate. This is currently closed until further notice due to the risk of collapse. Nothing has been done for over 60 years. Due to the priorities and resources of the reconstruction of the city after the flood disaster in '21 (as the very friendly lady at the information point in the train station told us), the battlement is still on the back burner.