Rodenbach is a municipality in the Kaiserslautern district of Rhineland-Palatinate. Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Rodenbach can then continue searching for accommodation.
Culture
The Prince’s Tomb of Rodenbach is a Celtic burial mound that was discovered in 1874 and dated to around 400 BC. In 2000, it was reconstructed along with its burial chamber and grave goods.
The bell tower is a landmark of Rodenbach and was built in 1911. The village forge in Rodenbach is still functional and offers guided tours on request. Group tours of the Prince’s Tomb of Rodenbach can be arranged in advance.
Trails and Nature
The Rodenbach Sculpture Trail is an easy three-kilometre circular route that begins at the village square on Turnerstraße. The sculptures along the trail are themed around the Celts and water.
The themed Prehistory and Early History hiking trail combines landscape, art and history. The Krausen Bruch nature reserve in Rodenbach is home to characteristic flora and fauna.
The monastery route of the Way of St. James passes through Rodenbach, Weilerbach and Mackenbach. The Catholic Church of Rodenbach is a pilgrim stamp station on the monastery route of the Way of St. James.
Leisure
Rodenbach Forest Outdoor Pool has a 50-metre swimming pool with six lanes and diving facilities. Rodenbach’s miniature golf course has 18 holes in a wooded area below the forest outdoor pool.
Getting Around
The Prince’s Tomb of Rodenbach can be reached by bus route 140 to the Rodenbach Schwimmbad stop; from there, a footpath leads via Sportstraße.
The Barbarossa Cycle Route has a section that runs through Mackenbach, Weilerbach and Rodenbach.
Culinary Experiences
In the Weilerbach collective municipality, restaurants, traditional wine taverns and wine bars offer Palatinate cuisine, regional wines and other culinary experiences.
More local pages: Otterberg, Trippstadt, Steinwenden, Hochspeyer, Ramstein-Miesenbach, Weilerbach, Hütschenhausen, Erlenbach
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