Remblinghausen: Hotels and Accommodation
Accommodation in Remblinghausen
Remblinghausen combines a historic village center with a natural setting and named places in the nearer and wider surroundings. In the village center, typical Sauerland half-timbered houses are grouped around the Baroque parish church of St. James, which was built in 1754–56. The historic sawmill is considered a landmark of the village.
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Culture
The historic sawmill provides insights into 200 years of working and everyday life. Its offerings include guided tours, programs for children, and other activities. Haus Bamenohl is also located in the wider regional surroundings of Remblinghausen. The cultural and historical monument known as the stone cist grave is located there as well.
If you choose Remblinghausen for your stay, you can find suitable accommodation specifically.
Nature and surroundings
Remblinghausen and its associated chapel villages are considered traditionally shaped rural settlements in a natural setting. Lake Hennesee, as well as a variety of opportunities for hiking and leisure activities, are located in the immediate vicinity.
Goldener Strauch and Osenberg are located in the immediate surroundings of Remblinghausen. Ehren-Berg and Ringelskopf are situated in the surrounding area of Remblinghausen.
Trails and religious history
A marked Way of St. James route, 16.2 kilometers long, leads from Klause via Remblinghausen to Herhagen. Pilgrims can take a break, pray, and have their pilgrim passports stamped in St. James Church. The village square provides an opportunity to rest.
Other village pages: Eversberg, Oberberge, Erflinghausen, Freienohl, Grevenstein, Frenkhausen.
To the higher-level travel overview: Meschede.
