Eichlinghofen: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

St. Margareta is a medieval church and cultural heritage attraction in Eichlinghofen. It is located within a historic earthwork and surrounded by mature trees. Surviving features include Nazarene windows with stained glass from 1846, a 17th-century organ, vaults, additional glazing, and memorial plaques.

The Eichlinghofen heritage tour names Hof Stinshoff, Hof Neuhoff, and the farm complex at Stockumer Straße 475 as preserved examples of rural and large-farm architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries. An archaeological and historical walk through Eichlinghofen also includes stops at Hof Stinshoff, Hof Neuhoff, the Dörstelmann farm complex, and St. Margareta.

Margareta is connected to the Eichlinghofen stop and is described as being about a five-minute walk away. During the documented event, the church was open for visits and guided tours.

City and Landscape

The H-Bahn connects the northern and southern campuses of TU Dortmund. There is a station and a terminus on Stockumer Straße; a branch line also leads to the Technology Park.

The eastern Eichlinghofen university campus is described as being embedded in Rahmkebachtal Landscape Park – a green setting for the campus area.

Geographical Location

The surrounding area of Eichlinghofen includes Haus Rodenberg, Hardenstein Castle Ruins, Blankenstein Castle, Westfalenpark, Nacken, and Brasberg. The wider regional area around Eichlinghofen includes the Bochum-Dahlhausen Railway Museum and Mastberg.

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For the main travel overview: Dortmund.