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Cochem-Zell

Senheim

Roman Graves – View of Senheim loop from Senheim

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Cochem-Zell

Senheim

Roman Graves – View of Senheim loop from Senheim

Easy

4.7

(11)

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Roman Graves – View of Senheim loop from Senheim

01:36

5.52km

140m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 9, 2026

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6 m

Senhals War Memorial

Highlight • Monument

The Fallen Memorial (previously the term war memorial was mostly used) in Senhals commemorates the victims of war and tyranny that this place also suffered. The complex consists of a brick triptych, the two side wings of which are set at a slight angle. The middle section is crowned by a gable on which the Iron Cross and the inscription "Senhal's Heroes" can be seen, and on the wall itself there is a plaque with the names of those who fell in both world wars. In front of it there is a small planted area separated from the front with a low fence.

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100 m

St. Barbara Wayside Shrine

Highlight • Religious Site

This holy wayside shrine, which the hiker - for example on the Moselsteig Trail (stage 17 from Ediger-Eller to Beilstein) - passes shortly before reaching the village of Senhals, is dedicated to Saint Barbara. She is known, among other things, as the patroness of miners. Her memorial day in the calendar of saints is December 4th.

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1.76 km

Stone Building with Vineyard View

Highlight • Viewpoint

1.79 km

Roman Graves

Highlight • Historical Site

Very beautifully preserved late Roman burial chambers.
One of the chambers still contains original wall paintings. Cannot be seen at the moment because the lighting is not working. Access from the Moselle wine route or through the vineyards.
Fantastic view over the Moselle and the Hunsrück.

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