Asbacher Strasse
The Asbacher Straße in Eitorf leads from the market through the Eipbachtal to Mühleip and further on to Asbach . It is part of Landesstraße 86. Asbacher Straße is one of the most important shopping streets in Eitorf.
course
Asbacher Straße begins at Löhr's Eck on the market and ends at the end of the village. The Kurzgasse and the Kirchgasse branch off from the Asbacher Straße, the Mittelstraße and the Kirchweg, the Cäcilienstraße and the Schümmerichstraße, the Bachstraße and the Wasserstraße, the Lascheider Weg and the Königssiefen.
Buildings
The following listed properties are located in Asbacher Straße :
- catholic church St. Patricius (Eitorf)
- the monastery
- Keysers Villa
- Keysers cigar factory , studio of painter and sculptor Giovanni Vetere
Events
Asbacher Straße is closed at the Eitorfer Kirmes and during the Eitorfer Frühling until Mittelstraße / Kirchstraße.
history
Asbacher Strasse was only built in 1860. Before that, Cäcilienstraße was the main route to the south.
The Kronenbrauerei, which was taken over by the Sieg-Rheinische Germania brewery in 1879, used to be located on the corner of Asbacher Straße and Schümmerichstraße.
During the Second World War , the development on Asbacher Strasse from Löhr’s Eck to behind Kurzgasse or Kirchgasse was almost completely destroyed by aerial bombs, only the parish church and the later demolished former parsonage remained with serious damage.
The rectory at the corner of Asbacher Strasse and Schoellerstrasse, which was abandoned in the 1960s
Asbacher Strasse 1890
Saint Patricius
Sankt-Antonius-Kloster at the corner of Mittelstrasse
Keysers Villa
Listed house on the corner of Cäcilienstraße
The former Keysers cigar factory at the corner of Schümmerich
The processional cross at the corner of Bachstrasse
