Sculptures in Geldern – Drachenbrunnen Geldern loop from Geldern
Sculptures in Geldern – Drachenbrunnen Geldern loop from Geldern
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Sculptures in Geldern – Drachenbrunnen Geldern loop from Geldern
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3.59km
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Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 19, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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1.09 km
Villa von Eerde (Geldern Town Hall)
Highlight • Historical Site
Since 1894, the building served as the district office of the Geldern district. Together with the "red house" built in 1956, the city of Geldern now uses the villa for the city administration.
More info: geldern.de/de/sehenswuerdigkeits/villa-von-eerde
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1.67 km
Fountain of the Geldern Originals
Highlight • Monument
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1.73 km
Schillsche Jäger Memorial
Highlight • Monument
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1.86 km
Sculptures in Geldern
Highlight • Monument
1.86 km
The Stummloch (Silent Hole) of Geldern
Highlight • Monument
You stick your head in the hole. Take as deep a breath as you can. buzzes In as low a tone as you can: until there is no more air in your lungs.
Repeat several times!
Everyone has only one organ vibration, the so-called "tremor". That hum excites the tremor. Enormously!
It is probable that the humming of early human history - even more than singing, drums and flutes etc. - was seen as an "in-tone statute" of the entire organism.
This stone is a replica of a buzzing hole in Malta's underground cave system.
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1.88 km
St. Mary Magdalene Church, Geldern
Highlight • Religious Site
The formerly two-aisled basilica from 1339 was expanded in the years 1400-18[4] to become a three-aisled hall church with a three-apsid closure, the floor plan of which corresponded to today's church. After Geldern was taken by the Dutch in 1578, St. Maria Magdalena was temporarily reformed. Recatholicization took place in 1587 under Spanish rule. During the War of the Spanish Succession, Prussian troops bombed Geldern in 1703. The church building was also hit and destroyed. Reconstruction took place between 1707 and 1715, as a result of which the church received a Baroque interior. In the course of historicism in the 19th century, St. Maria Magdalena was re-Gothicized. This building was also hit during World War II during air raids on February 14 and 24, 1945 and destroyed down to the foundations. Today's church is the work of Dominikus Böhm (1880-1955), which the Cologne architect and master builder built between 1949 and 1952. Apart from parts of the outer masonry, only the north-west tower has survived from the original building. After the liturgical reform of the Second Vatican Council, Böhm's conception had to be adapted. Architect Phillip Glitz (1913–1998) rearranged the interior so that the canteen, made of Belgian granite, became the center of the seating.
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1.93 km
Drachenbrunnen Geldern
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3.59 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
1.71 km
1.70 km
184 m
Surfaces
2.59 km
986 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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