Paschenburg
| Paschenburg | ||
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 The Paschenburg |
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| Creation time : | 1842 | |
| Castle type : | Hilltop castle | |
| Conservation status: | receive | |
| Place: | Deck mountains | |
| Geographical location | 52 ° 12 '15.2 " N , 9 ° 12' 17.8" E | |
| Height: | 336 m above sea level NHN | |
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The Paschenburg (occasional spelling also Pagenburg ) is a former forester's house and today's inn in the area of Deckbergen , a district of the town of Rinteln in the district of Schaumburg in Lower Saxony .
Geographical location
The Paschenburg is located in the southern part of the Lower Saxony district of Schaumburg in the Weser Mountains between the towns of Hessisch Oldendorf (neighboring district of Hameln-Pyrmont ) and Rinteln above the town of Schaumburg , but belongs to Deckbergen . It stands at 336 m above sea level. NHN high mountain, the highest elevation of the Weser Mountains, whose landscape slopes south into the Upper Weser Valley and north into the valley of the Bückeburger Aue . The Schaumburg is located on the approximately 400 m south-southwest upstream Nesselberg ( 225 m ) .
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The Paschenburg was built in 1842 in the style of a small hunting lodge by the district forester Karl Kaysers at the time; it has no castle characteristics . It used to be a simple hostel; today there is a panorama restaurant there. Right next to the building is a small observation tower that was built in 1827.
Opportunities for viewing
From the Paschenburg, a broad view extends in a southerly direction from east to west over the Upper Weser Valley and far beyond, for example, to the Lippe Uplands . If the visibility is good , you can see the Hermannsdenkmal, about 41 km away, above Detmold , to the south-west . In a south-easterly direction you can make out the Brocken , about 107 km away , the highest mountain in the Harz .
Attractions
There is a sculptor's workshop directly north of the Paschenburg.
West of the Pagenburg there are some deep crevices directly on the Kammweg, some of which are barred to protect the bats that live there . The Schaumburg is located below the Paschenburg . 100 meters northeast of the Paschenburg is a small war cemetery . Eight German soldiers are buried on it who died as members of the Braunschweig Officers School on April 11, 1945 near the Paschenburg while fighting against advancing soldiers of the 102nd US Infantry Division.
Traffic and walking
The K 72 runs a little north past the Paschenburg between the state road 434 ( Rohdental - Rehren ) in the east and the district road 71 ( Deckbergen - Bernsen / Borstel ) in the west. The European long-distance hiking trail E11 , the Weserberglandweg and other long-distance hiking, pilgrimage and themed trails also lead along the ridge of the Weser Mountains. There is a circular hiking trail between the Paschenburg and Schaumburg.
Web links
- Paschenburg , in castles and palaces - Lower Saxony , on burgen-und-schloesser.net
- Palaces and castles - Paschenburg , on pappmuehle.de
- Paschenburg (viewpoint) , on rinteln.de
- Fallen memorial war cemetery at the Paschenburg , in Fallen memorials , on denkmalprojekt.org
- The Paschenburg - not a castle! , on ortsfeuerwehr-schaumburg.de
- The Paschenburg , description and photos, on elkereineking.de
- Paschenburg , photos at the Photo Archive Photo Marburg , at bildindex.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ Map services of the Federal Agency for Nature Conservation ( information )
- ↑ Restaurant-Paschenburg , on restaurant-paschenburg.de
- ↑ Distance calculator, on luftlinie.org
- ↑ Rock garden at the Paschenburg e. V. , on steingarten-paschenburg.org
- ↑ Rinteln - Paschenburg, war cemetery , on volksbund.de
- ↑ Fallen monument Rinteln (Paschenburg) , in Fallen Memorials , on denkmalprojekt.org
- ↑ military cemetery Paschenburg on spurensuche.schaumburgerlandschaft.de