St. Peter's Church Wiebelsheim – Wayside Cross in Wiebelsheim loop from Wiebelsheim
St. Peter's Church Wiebelsheim – Wayside Cross in Wiebelsheim loop from Wiebelsheim
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St. Peter's Church Wiebelsheim – Wayside Cross in Wiebelsheim loop from Wiebelsheim
00:49
10.4km
150m
Cycling
Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 10, 2026
Waypoints
Start point
Bus stop
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17 m
St. Peter's Church Wiebelsheim
Highlight • Religious Site
The church was placed under protection on 1982 as a cultural monument.
The organ from 1870 comes from the workshop of Peter Kessler (Kisselbach).
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188 m
Family Sculpture Fountain in Wiebelsheim
Highlight • Monument
378 m
Wayside Cross in Wiebelsheim
Highlight • Monument
3.94 km
Catholic Church of St. Remigius (Laudert)
Highlight • Religious Site
Neubarocker Saal, architects Ludwig Becker and Anton Falkowski, Mainz
To the church history of Laudert:
"Laudert-Palatine" belonged from 1656 to 1706 to the Reformed parish Horn. In 1706 the old parish Pleizenhausen was restored and separated from Horn. As a result, "Laudert-Palatinate" was initially Pleizenhausen and was assigned from 1716 the branch Kisselbach-Schönenberg. From 1685 on the Palatine side, the Catholic confession was reintroduced. The Catholics now belonged first to Perscheid and then to the parish of Simmern until 1706; they were incorporated 1706 the parish Rayerschied. The majority of the inhabitants then lived in the Rhine. So they were Trier subjects and therefore always Catholic. As such, they were initially subordinated to the parish of St. Martin in Oberwesel and eingepfarrt from 1713 to Damscheid. On 27.10.1805 the parish Lingerhahn was founded. She was also the Catholic of "Laudert-Trierisch" and "Laudert-Palatinate" assigned as a branch. Only in 1860 did the Catholics of the Palatinate acquired the right to bury their dead in the graveyard of the Trier side.
Data on church history:
1805 connection cath. Church at parish Lingerhahn
1920 Land purchase for new church building
1922 Further land acquisition for new church construction
1923 Laying of the foundation stone Church construction
1926 Inauguration of the new branch church Laudert (02.10.)
1926 Bell inauguration (19.12.)
1949 decision cath. Church, at funeral ev. Fellow citizens ringing bells
1949 Inauguration of the new bells after World War II on Remigiustag
1950 Installation of the relic "Maria Goretti" in the branch church Laudert
1961 Acquisition of a new organ
1966 Acquisition of an electric bell
1974 Interior renovation of the branch church Laudert
1996 new church clock
1998 redesign of the branch church Laudert
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10.4 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
7.75 km
2.27 km
412 m
Surfaces
3.77 km
3.47 km
2.99 km
188 m
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Highest point (550 m)
Lowest point (440 m)
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