Berod bei Wallmerod: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Berod bei Wallmerod combines local history, ecclesiastical traces and paths through the landscape.

History

Berod bei Wallmerod was first documented in 1292 under the name “Berrinrode”. A separate clergyman is documented in Berod for 1460. The church in Berod was built around the 12th century and was first documented in 1525. In 1762, Berod became an independent parish after separating from the parish of Hundsangen. Since 2016, St. Ägidius in Berod has been a church site of St. Laurentius Nentershausen. The old parish church in Berod is described as a church featuring Hadamar Baroque characteristics.

Landscape

The development of Berod bei Wallmerod has been shaped by large clay deposits. Surrounding forest areas contribute to the quality of living in the region, and clay pits have strengthened the municipal finances.

Trails

The Wäller Alleen-Weg is an approximately 12-kilometre cycling and hiking route between Wallmerod and Westerburg. The 5-Lakes Cycle Route begins at Westerburg railway station, runs through the Eisenbachwiesen nature reserve and offers views of the Meudt clay pit. Its route also includes a former, quiet path along a railway line.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Westerwald.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Neustadt/Westerwald, Goddert, Willmenrod, Nisterau, Kadenbach, Westerburg, Lautzenbrücken, Steinebach An Der Wied.