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Landkreis Bad Kreuznach
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Neu-Bamberg

Kandelpforte Gate, Neu-Bamberg – Bawettche Steam Locomotive loop from Neu-Bamberg

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Germany
Rhineland-Palatinate
Landkreis Bad Kreuznach
Bad Kreuznach
Neu-Bamberg

Kandelpforte Gate, Neu-Bamberg – Bawettche Steam Locomotive loop from Neu-Bamberg

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Kandelpforte Gate, Neu-Bamberg – Bawettche Steam Locomotive loop from Neu-Bamberg

00:50

7.73km

80m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is right next to a parking lot.

Last updated: May 17, 2026

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LSG Rheinhessische Schweiz

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851 m

Clock Tower (Uhrturm) at Kandelpforte, Neu-Bamberg

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The listed clock tower is the landmark of the municipality of Neu-Bamberg. It was once one of the three gates of the town's fortifications. The village owes its origins to the New Baumburg (Novo Boinburc), founded in 1253 by the Raugraves, whose ruins still dominate the townscape today. Restored half-timbered houses, farmsteads, gardens, and the old water tower lend the village center on the castle hill its unique charm.

Source: rheinhessen.de/a-uhrturm

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Kandelpforte Gate, Neu-Bamberg

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The New Bamberg Ortsbefestigung
In 1320, Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian took the town and its castle under his protection and granted him the same rights and freedoms as the city of Oppenheim. With the privilege of freedom was also the right connected to surround the place with walls and ditches. The then built city walls are mentioned in 1668. At that time Palatine Karl Ludwig demanded right of way through Neu-Bamberg. When he was prohibited by Mainz officials - Mainz had pledged lien in the village and castle during these years - the Count Palatine Neu-Bamberg intervened, plundered the town and demolished walls and towers.


Kandel gate:
Of the three gates of the former town fortifications, only the Kandelpforte is preserved. The rectangular gate tower with semicircular corner extensions on risalites, round arch friezes and coats of arms dates from the 14th century. Roof and hood roof riders were put on in the 18th century. The arched gate, which was originally closed by a portcullis, was raised in 1906. Some remains of the medieval wall ring have been installed in houses.

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4.98 km

Bawettche Steam Locomotive

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Remembering the Sprendlingen-Wöllstein-Fürfeld branch line. The Sprendlingen-Fürfeld railway line of the Süddeutsche Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft (SEG) - popularly known as Bawettche - was built between May 1887 and October 1898. The route had a standard gauge of 1432 mm. The first construction phase from Sprendlingen via Badenheim to Wöllstein was opened on October 11, 1888. he route in Rheinhessen Schweiz was used by two tank locomotives, four passenger cars, two freight cars and two railway master cars. The Süddeutsche Eisenbahngesellschaft (SEG) handed over the route to the state of Rhineland-Palatinate in 1953, and the Deutsche Bundesbahn took over the management of the line, which was also the owner from 1959. It ceased passenger services on March 31 of the same year. After that, the rails were only used for freight traffic. At the end of 1958, the Wöllstein – Fürfeld section was closed and the tracks were dismantled. Because of the Wöllstein brick industry, the Sprendlingen – Wöllstein line remained in operation until July 31, 1973. With the construction of the A61 autobahn, the rest of the route was closed because building a bridge seemed too expensive. Today there is a cycling and hiking trail on the route between Wöllstein and Frei-Laubersheim.

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7.73 km

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3.88 km

2.50 km

1.24 km

105 m

Surfaces

3.29 km

2.10 km

1.31 km

482 m

451 m

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