St. Audomar Church – Klüttenbrunnen Frechen loop from Frechen

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Germany

North Rhine-Westphalia

Rhein-Erft-Kreis

Frechen

St. Audomar Church – Klüttenbrunnen Frechen loop from Frechen

Easy

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St. Audomar Church – Klüttenbrunnen Frechen loop from Frechen

00:45

2.95km

10m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 9, 2026

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458 m

St. Audomar Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Since the founding of the church must be connected with the Franconian monasteries, the Audomar patronal feast, which is unusual for the region, is also explained. In 1553, Count Theodor …

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494 m

Christus Welterlöser Sculpture at St. Audomar Church, Frechen

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Like many ceramic sculptures in the city of Frechen, it also comes from the Kalscheuer plant and is one of the Ooms ceramics (this term refers to the fine and …

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742 m

Bartmann Fountain (Bartmannbrunnen) Frechen

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Cone fountain or Bartmann fountain

The Bartmann fountain stands on a concrete base in the Frechen pedestrian zone in the city center, opposite the headquarters of its founder, the Kreissparkasse …

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831 m

Not just any old jug, but a Bartmann or Bartmannstein, and with a height of 2.39 m, it is supposedly the largest Bartmann jug in the world.

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Wikipedia says the following about Bartmann jugs:

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1.05 km

Tree-lined avenue in the city center of Frechen

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Beautiful avenue in the pedestrian zone

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1.11 km

Klüttenbrunnen Frechen

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designed by Olaf Höhnen. As Klütten, Klütt or Klüt (derived from Low German "Kluit" = "(Erd-) Klumpen", Rhenish klût) were simple, pre-industrial hand-made lignite pellets from the Rhenish mining area.

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1.55 km