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Blick auf das Mausoleum – Marienhäuschen Runde von Wehrda

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Blick auf das Mausoleum – Marienhäuschen Runde von Wehrda

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November 15, 2021

Blick auf das Mausoleum – Marienhäuschen Runde von Wehrda

Moderate

03:29

12.1km

3.5km/h

280m

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

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3.51 km

Trail to the Freitagstempel pavilion with views of Marburg Castle

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Not far from the Elisabethmühle, the path climbs up stairs to the Friday Temple. Once you have made the many stairs, you continue uphill on serpentine paths, Lahnwanderweg. But then …

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3.93 km

St. Michael's Chapel (the "Michelchen"), Marburg

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Directly opposite the main portal of the large Elisabeth Church, a small staircase leads to St. Michael's Chapel. The Michelchen, as we Marburgers affectionately call this chapel, was built in …

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5.04 km

View of Marburg Castle from the Kirchspitze

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The Kirchspitze (323m) with the Friday Temple (donated in 1874 by the pensioner Freitag) with its great view of Marburg Castle is one of my favorite places. You used to …

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6.00 km

View of the Behring Mausoleum

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Emil von Behring, the first Nobel Prize winner in medicine, is buried in the "Behring Mausoleum". The "mausoleum" is located in a very beautiful spot in the forest on the Elsenhöhe.

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6.22 km

Emil von Behring Mausoleum

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Emil von Behring, who died in Marburg in 1917, was a major immunologist and serologist and was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine. Its development of vaccines against …

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8.08 km

Old Quarry Wehrda

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The sandstones needed for the construction of the Elisabeth Church in Marburg come from the old quarry near Wehrda. In addition, some parts of the Reichstag building in Berlin were …

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8.75 km

View of Marienhäuschen

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In the Marienhäuschen there is a table and 3 small benches. There is enough space for a small group (6 - 8 people), and even for more people if standing. …

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8.86 km

Built during the Hessian period (in the first half of the 19th century), it has since been renovated by the Marburg Transport and Beautification Association. The Marienhäuschen got its name from the sister of a student who financed its construction.

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12.1 km

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7.77 km

3.52 km

354 m

231 m

149 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

4.05 km

2.70 km

2.57 km

1.45 km

737 m

594 m

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Blick auf das Mausoleum – Marienhäuschen Runde von Wehrda

Trail to the Freitagstempel pavilion with views of Marburg Castle

St. Michael's Chapel (the "Michelchen"), Marburg

View of Marburg Castle from the Kirchspitze

View of the Behring Mausoleum

Emil von Behring Mausoleum

Old Quarry Wehrda

View of Marienhäuschen

Marienhäuschen

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