몬하임 암 라인 최고의 러닝 경로

18세기에서 19세기로 넘어가는 전환기에 첫 번째 Schokker가 처음에는 네덜란드 점령 하에 라인강을 거슬러 올라왔고 나중에는 라인강 중류까지 발견되었습니다. 1960년대에 시작된 라인강의 대규모 어류 폐사가 이 직업의 쇠퇴를 가져왔습니다.

저는 2025년 5월에 NeanderlandSteig의 순환 하이킹 코스인 "Entdeckerschleife Monheimer Altstadtrunde"를 걷기 위해 이곳에 있었습니다. 그네가 있는 이 나무는 이 코스의 많은 하이라이트 중 하나입니다.

로마 박물관이 있는 뷔르겔 하우스는 언제나 방문할 가치가 있습니다. 다만 개인적으로는 새 증축 부분이 전혀 마음에 들지 않습니다. 아쉽네요

여름에는 모기 퇴치제를 챙기는 것이 좋을 수 있습니다.

As a self-confessed castle enthusiast, I was initially a bit disappointed – not much remains of the old Roman fort. The Roman museum is supposed to be very nice, but unfortunately it was closed. However, the current courtyard has a lot to offer, and hidden away on the roof at the back is a stork platform. So a visit – even just for a stroll – is worthwhile.

The 14th stage of the Neanderland Trail runs from Monheim am Rhein to Langenfeld-Reusrath. It is 15.2 km long and doesn't quite live up to the name "trail," as it only involves an elevation gain of 77 meters. In Monheim, the stage offers beautiful views of the Rhine.

History On May 25, 1864, the Central Commission for Rhine Navigation in Amsterdam – following the straightening of the Upper Rhine by Gottfried Tulla – ordered the first comprehensive survey of the Rhine, which was to begin at the Middle Bridge in Basel (today's Rhine km 166.6) and end at the mouth of the Rhine. Members included the Rhine-bordering states of Baden, Bavaria, France, Hesse, Nassau, the Netherlands, and Prussia. In 1867, the Central Commission decided to erect marker stones, so-called myriameter stones, to mark the survey results. The stones were made of Ibbenbüren sandstone, measuring approximately 120 × 50 × 50 cm, and ended in a flat, four-sided pyramid. All four sides were inscribed. The Rhine side bears the stone's number in Roman numerals. Below, the AP designation indicates the stone's height above the Amsterdams Peil (Amsterdam water level, corresponding to NN).

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