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Barockes Torhaus – Kloster Knechtsteden Runde von Delhoven

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Barockes Torhaus – Kloster Knechtsteden Runde von Delhoven

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October 16, 2021

Barockes Torhaus – Kloster Knechtsteden Runde von Delhoven

Moderate

03:43

14.4km

3.9km/h

80m

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Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly accessible paths. Sure-footedness required.

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572 m

Schlossgarten Monastery Entrance

Highlight • Historical Site

The baroque gatehouse was built in 1705

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1.09 km

Knechtsteden Abbey

Highlight • Religious Site

The monastery is home to the Norbertgymnasium NGK, a Catholic school where prayers are still held in the morning. Both Christian denominations are taught here. Outside the monastery walls there …

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1.11 km

Knechtsteden Orchard Trail

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Original Lower Rhine landscape; at least one finds it hardly more original.

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1.30 km

18th-century Wayside Cross at Knechtsteden Monastery

Highlight • Monument

This way and processional cross dates from the 18th century and bears the following inscription:
PER SIGNUM CRUCIS ADIVVA NOS IESU REDEMPTORI CRUCIFIXO EREXI. F. L. LANSEN A. K.

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5.97 km

Mouth of Truth Sculpture at Tannenbusch

Highlight • Monument

There is a nice big playground with a zip-line which is always well visited.
Wild animals, pets and birds can be seen and even fed. The food boxes are on …

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6.28 km

Streuobstwiesen Picnic Area

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Very nice benches in the meadow

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9.28 km

Tannenbusch Orchard Meadow – Werther Weg

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Orchards are jewels of our cultural landscape. For centuries, old fruit tree varieties with popular names such as Kaiser Wilhelm or Rheinischer Krummstiel have provided food that our grandparents still urgently needed.

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