On this route, you will also see the customs house, one of the oldest buildings in Gemünden, and the castle courtyard, which was built on the foundations of a castle ruin. The village is also characterized by its beautiful half-timbered houses located on Kirchbergerstraße. You will learn about the significance of this street, especially in the Middle Ages, who the Amme-Baas was, and what happened to the synagogue during the night watchman's tour.
General note: Sturdy footwear is recommended for the route. Upon request, the tour can take place as a night watchman's tour, and a flashlight should be brought along.
Gemünden - Sights and Interesting Facts about the Village in Hunsrück
The tour begins at the new community center in Raiffeisenstraße with a brief introduction of the...
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Email: h.p.lindenbaum@web.de Phone: +49 6765 7461
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Dates for the tour available by arrangement.
Address
Hauptstr. 52
55490
Gemünden
(DE)
Coordinates
Lat: 49.894302
Long: 7.478430
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Appointments for guided tours possible by arrangement!
On this route, you will also see the Zollhaus, one of the oldest buildings in Gemünden, and the castle courtyard, which was built on the foundations of a castle ruin. The village is also characterized by its beautiful half-timbered houses located on Kirchbergerstraße. What further significance this street had, especially in the Middle Ages, who the Amme-Baas was, and what happened to the synagogue will be revealed during the night watchman's tour.
General note: Sturdy footwear is recommended for the route. Upon request, the tour can take place as a night watchman's tour; a flashlight should be brought along.
General note: Sturdy footwear is recommended for the route. Upon request, the tour can take place as a night watchman's tour; a flashlight should be brought along.
The tour begins at the new community center in Raiffeisenstraße with a brief introduction to today's Gemünden. One of the most significant sights of the village is the Mariensäule, which stands on a hill behind Gemünden. Are you wondering why it directs your gaze towards the village? Or where the name 'Gemünden' comes from? These and other questions will be answered by the night watchman during his tour through the streets of the village.