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Schloss Homburg – Panorama Rondje vanuit Nümbrecht

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Schloss Homburg – Panorama Rondje vanuit Nümbrecht

Lea Massengo planned a hike

April 15, 2022

Schloss Homburg – Panorama Rondje vanuit Nümbrecht

Moderate

02:30

8.87km

3.5km/h

190m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Mostly walkable paths. Sure-footedness required. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Start point

Bus stop

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194 m

Nümbrecht Historic Town Centre

Highlight • Settlement

Nümbrecht is not only a climatic health resort but, in my opinion, a particularly idyllic place in the Bergisches Land. Listed half-timbered houses line the main street and invite you …

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1.22 km

Spa Park Nümbrecht

Highlight • Natural

Nice, well-kept park for a break.

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2.34 km

Panoramic view of Wiehl on the Panoramasteig

Highlight (Segment) • Viewpoint

Nice large meadow and view

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2.92 km

Spreitgen is a district of Nümbrecht in the Oberberg district in southern North Rhine-Westphalia within the administrative district of Cologne.

Reference and link to full article:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spreitgen

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3.52 km

Homburg Castle

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The castle has a full calendar of events and the museum will be open again from June 8, 2023. But even so, the castle is a worthwhile destination.

Further information at schloss-homburg.de/cms200mfsh/home.

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5.23 km

View of Nümbrecht

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Great distant view over the meadows to the next villages.

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8.22 km

Column fountain in the spa gardens in Nümbrecht

Highlight • Monument

The fountain comes from LAGA 1974 and comes from the artist Michael Schwarze.
Each column or concrete block has its own meaning and is intended to symbolize breaking out of old traditions or constraints.

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