Maikammer

Maikammer is a municipality (4,423 inhabitants end 2022) in the Südliche Weinstraße district, in Rhineland-Palatinate. It is situated on the German South Wine Route.

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Churches

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  Saints Cosmas and Damian
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  Sculpture in a niche above main door.
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  Main altar
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  Organ pipes

Alsterweiler

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  Chapel and fountain
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  Triptyque - closer image needed!

Weinstrasse - Wine street

Nord

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  1
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  2
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  6 statue
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  8 in 2017
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  21 Crown cantilever
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  27
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  27 in 2017
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  Nord 33
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  33?
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  35
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  35 Römer cantilever
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  35 in 2017
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  37 in 2017
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  42 in 2017
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  46 in 2017
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  North in 2017
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  47 in 2017
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  47 façade

Süd

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  South 4 in 2024, Art Smith Kunstschmiede
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  South 6
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  South 7 in 2017
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  South 8 in 2017
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  South 24
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  South 28 in 2017
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  Süd 32
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  South 34 in 2017
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  Süd 36
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  South 54 in 2017

Marktstrasse - Market street

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  4
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  Hotel sign Marktstrasse 4
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  5 Red painted portal in 2024
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  6
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  7 Restaurant Dorf Chronik
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  8 Baroque gable and gate
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  Marktstrasse
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  7
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  13 in 2017
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  13 Red painted portal in 2024
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  16 built in 1614
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  17
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  28
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  30
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  86

Bahnhofstrasse - Station street

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  Corner with Wine street
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  5
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  15
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  29
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  30

Hartmannstraße - Hartmann street

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  3 Cross
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  7
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  10
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  10
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  17
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  31 villa built in 1928
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  33
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  38 Winery. View towards the Kalmit!
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  61
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  61 Gate

Alsterweiler Hauptstrasse

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  17
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  25 Former house of Justice
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  28
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  32
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  39

St.Martiner strasse

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  6 Bay window
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  8 Gate
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  10 Wayside cross
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  10a Angle house

Sculptures

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  Apocalypse riders, monument for the peace
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  General Jakob von Hartmann (1795-1873)
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  Schoppendenkmal Palatinate beer mugs relief

Kalmit

The Kalmit is the highest peak in the Palatinate Forest and the second highest (after the Donnersberg) in the Palatinate region of Germany. It is 672.6 m above sea level (NHN).

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  Transmission tower
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  In winter
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  Observations tower
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  Note the 1824 monument
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  1824 monument
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  1882 plaque