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This sandstone cross from the end of the 19th century comes from a time when there was no GPS and everyone traveled on foot or in a carriage. They were important for orientation and were therefore often erected on the main traffic routes. This modest wayside cross is also a work of art.

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Very beautiful Catholic church, built in 1771, located in the heart of the wine village, which has many small and large, as well as lovingly maintained details inside.

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This arched bridge was built in 1949 👍

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The Vespergrotte in Longuicher Berg looks very well maintained 👍

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A niche in a vineyard wall prepared as a memorial with a statue of Jesus 👍

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This wooden cross dates back to a time when there was no GPS and everyone traveled on foot or in carriages. They were important for orientation and were therefore often erected on the main traffic routes.

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The stone coffin below the villa probably belonged to a larger burial ground in the immediate vicinity.

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The Villa Urbana (in German: “urban-type villa”) was a magnificent villa from the 2nd century, whose bathing area has been vividly reconstructed.

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A place that offers protection for a larger group in any weather 👍

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A place that offers protection for a larger group in any weather 👍

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The Roman Villa Longuich Remains of walls were first discovered during land consolidation in 1984. A closer investigation in 1986 uncovered the eastern enclosure wall of a large Roman estate, two additional outbuildings whose function is unclear, and the eastern side wing of a villa urbana. The large structure was presumably built towards the end of the 2nd century AD. An information panel provides further information about the villa and shows the original dimensions of the imposing building. Further information panels are located inside the arcades. Guided tours of the villa take place on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. from May to October; other dates can be arranged by appointment.

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Interesting sight. Unfortunately, guided tours only on Sundays. Beautiful view .

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Here is a nice place to take a break. There is also a fireplace if you like to grill.

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The villa was built in the 2nd century AD and measured 110 by 28 meters. Based on its size and furnishings, it is assumed to have served as the retirement home of a high-ranking official from the nearby Augusta Treverorum (Trier). Remains of the villa's walls were discovered in 1984 during land consolidation work. They were excavated, preserved, and the buildings partially reconstructed. Part of the former side wing with bathing facilities, consisting of a caldarium (hot bath), tepidarium (warm bath), sudatorium (sweat bath), frigidarium (cold bath), and praefurnium (fire chamber), is open to visitors. (https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Villa_Urbana_in_Longuich)

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The Romans knew why they settled here, the wine, the Moselle, the food, everything is great

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Wonderful Roman villa for free

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With the white paint, the church stands out from the townscape.

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Over the archaeological site a stone house was built in the old Roman style.

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Very beautiful church built around 1700. It's worth your while to look inside. In order to maintain the tension I have not set any pictures of the interior here.

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A visit is worth it, but you should not expect too much. In any case, the only Roman villa with internet access

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