CIRCUIT RODEMACK-BOLER

Deze hedendaagse tuin met middeleeuwse kloosterinspiratie langs een waterloop werd gecreëerd door de Vereniging van de vrienden van de oude stenen. U kunt de schoonheid van deze plek bewonderen en de geur van bloemen en aromatische stoffen waarnemen. Deze tuin werd gebouwd volgens een eenvoudig geometrisch plan, bestaande uit vier ruimtes: geneeskrachtige, specerij- en aromatische planten, groenten en nutsgewassen, en bloemen. De toegang is het hele jaar door vrij, langs de wallen van het middeleeuwse stadsgedeelte.

Known as the "Croix de la Louve" or "Calvaire du moulin de Boler", this calvary was erected in 1713 by François Lapierre. Legend has it that Pierre and Madeleine, a couple returning from the cemetery after losing their son, were attacked by a wolf. But the couple was defended by an army of crows who pounced on the animal and gouged out its eyes. The wolf then fled and in gratitude for this miracle, the couple had this Calvary built (Bildstock). Each of the sides of the Calvary has a different design, which is sure to interest you.

Rodemack, awarded as a "Plus Beaux Villages de France" (Most Beatiful Village of France) has a rich architectural and natural heritage. Nicknamed the "Little Carcassonne of Lorraine", this medieval village is still surrounded by 800m of battlements dating from the 15th century and you enter it via the fortified gate of Sierck, which was built by the inhabitants themselves in the 14th century. There is a signposted walking route around the village.