Digital cycling route panoramic tour

These highlights can be discovered along the route:

Niederntor
The Lower Gate (Niederntor) is the southern entrance to the city of Blomberg. An old trade route, the "Kölnische Landstraße," led through the gate into the city. Today, the Niederntor is the only remaining city gate in Lippe.

View of the Blomberger Basin from Reelkirchen

Church of Reelkirchen
The Protestant church of Reelkirchen is a listed church building in Reelkirchen, a district of Blomberg. The church, originally dedicated to Saint Liborius, was first mentioned in a document in 1231. The churchyard is partially surrounded by a rubble stone wall. The people of Reelkirchen are particularly proud of the 1000-year-old church linden tree in the churchyard.

View of Mossenberg from Cappeler Berg

Blomberg Town Hall
One highlight of Blomberg is located directly on the marketplace – the Town Hall. It was built in 1587. Particularly striking are the three equally sized half-timbered gables on the front of the Town Hall. To the left of the Town Hall, you will find the "Schandpfahl" (pillory, 16th century), where convicted individuals were put on display during the Middle Ages.

TIP:
It is possible to visit the Niederntor during the guided tours offered by Blomberg Marketing. Further information can be found at the Blomberg Marketing office, Neue Torstraße 9, or on the website
www.blomberg-die-nelkenstadt.de