1. Keramikmarkt
The term ceramic, and ceramic bodies referred to in the trade a variety of inorganic non-metallic materials. The word ceramic is derived from the Ancient Greek keramos. In keramikmarkt, you can buy pottery and ceramic materials. Also, there is objects of baked clay and oven ceramic.
3. The Catholic Church of St. Servatius
The Catholic Church of St. Servatius is a listed church building in Siegburg.The first parish church was replaced in 1169 by a new building. This is a gallery basilica. The west tower was raised at the beginning of the 13th century by two to six stories.
2. The Abbey Michael Berg
The Abbey Michael Berg was a Benedictine Monastery. In ancient times, buildings served among others as insane asylum. In 1914 the monastery of Benedictines Dutch was repopulated. The monastery is located on the Michael's Mount, about 40 meters above the town of Siegburg. Michael's Mount was first inhabited by the Ezzonen, Count of Auelgau who built their castle there.
4. The Victory Column
The "Victory Column" in Siegburg is the war memorial for the fallen in the wars of unification who were located in Siegburg and in victory circle. The Winged Victory standing on a globe, equipped with the symbols of victory and peace symbolizes the joy of the former citizenship.
Siegburg is truly amazing town to visit. You can stay and beautiful appartment and enjoy walk with your family.
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