- Family-friendly
- Culturally interesting
- Circular Trail
- free of charge / accessible at any time
Marsberg, too, has its own special spots and mysterious places that are easy to walk right past without noticing if you don't know their significance.
Eresburgstraße 33, 34431 Marsberg, Nikolaikirche
Eresburgstraße 33, 34431 Marsberg, Nikolaikirche
The history of Obermarsberg officially begins in 772 A.D., when King Charles I—later known as Charlemagne—conquered Eresburg and destroyed the Saxons’ sacred site, the Irminsul. In fact, the documented history of Eresburg begins with Charlemagne. However, there is also another history—one of legends and myths.
Obermarsberg is full of fascinating, legendary, and mysterious places. On a walk through the “Old Town on the Hill,” past historic sites, viewpoints, and long-forgotten places of worship, the secrets are revealed along the Legends and Stories Trail through Obermarsberg. Everyone would love to hear these stories.
The Legends Trail begins on the south side of Nikolaikirche in Obermarsberg and, through 14 stations featuring engaging and informative display panels, tells the legends and myths surrounding the history of Eresburg.
sturdy shoes, weather-appropriate clothing,
Please follow the local guidelines for protecting nature.
Please do not stray from the trails.
Please keep noise to a minimum.
Please do not collect rocks or minerals.
Please do not pick mushrooms.
Please do not leave trash behind.
Please do not feed the animals.
Please camp only in the designated areas.
Please do not build open fires.
Please do not pick plants.
Please do not remove plants or animals from their natural habitats.
Please do not let dogs run free.
Please do not fly kites or model airplanes.
Water tower by the old city wall
The Jewish cemetery
the Marsberg City Museum