Discover the highlights of the parish trip: from Fulda to the three -country point!

Discover the highlights of the parish trip: from Fulda to the three -country point!

The parish of Burgkunstadt has undertaken an impressive trip to North Rhine-Westphalia, which included a variety of sights and spiritual experiences. The journey began with a contemplative stop in the cathedral and the Bonifatius crypt in Fulda, where Pastor Birkel held a prayer in the small church of St. Michael. This moment set the emotional tone for the upcoming five days that were filled with exciting experiences.

After the hotel in Düsseldorf-Mettmann was reached, a city tour through the pulsating city of Cologne was on the program. The participants of the trip were particularly enthusiastic about the majestic Cologne Cathedral, whose impressive colorful windows and the legendary golden Epiphany shrine captivated them. The travelers were just as enthusiastic about Düsseldorf itself; The Königsallee, the state parliament building and the picturesque Rheinhafen were the focus of interest.

other highlights of the trip

A special highlight was shipping, which not only offered relaxation, but also a new perspective on the sights. Some participants took the opportunity to visit the stirring musical "Starlight Express", which additionally enriched the cultural experience of the trip.

Another impressive point on the travel route was Aachen. A tour of the imperial city, which is known for its wonderful cathedral, let the travelers immerse themselves in the history and beauty of the city. In Aachen, the Romanesque architecture of the cathedral is admired, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The trip finally led the Burgkunstadt to the three -country point, where Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium meet. This geographical peculiarity offered a unique sight and made the feeling of connection beyond national borders.

Before the return journey began, a last stop was taken in Königswinter to enjoy the cogwheel ride to the Drachenfels. This experience, together with a final prayer in the motorway chapel on the Gramschatzer Wald, rounded off the successful parish trip. The participants were moved by the numerous experiences and looked back on the trip with many beautiful memories.

The trip was not only a cultural -historical exploration, but also an opportunity to experience spiritual moments that strengthened the community among travelers and left it. For more information about the trip, detailed reports on m.obermain.de available.