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Ramberg RamburgPhoto: Dirk Weber, Verein SÜW Annweiler e.V.
Ramberg in Trifelsland. Ramberg is a nice village in a small valley in the Biosphere Reserve Pfälzerwald-Nordvogesen. It is surrounded by various castles, the Ramburg, the Meistersel and the Neuscharfeneck. The village is famous for the trade of brush maker. Therefor it has a special museum. Restaurants in the village and forest huts make the culinary part of the holiday in Ramberg.
Of Castles and Broom Makers.
No matter the season: the state-recognized resort town of Ramberg always has its special charm. Whether in spring, when nature awakens and the fruit trees blossom, making the Ramberger Valley shine, or in autumn, when the chestnuts are ripe and the collecting fever spreads, so that they can be enjoyed with a glass of new wine.
The well-marked hiking trails invite for extensive hikes or also for short walks along the panoramic paths around the broom maker village. Refreshment opportunities include the Ramberger Waldhaus Drei Buchen and the restaurant Zum goldenen Lamm in the village (open Wednesday to Sunday).
Besides the Ramburg towering above the village, the ruins of the castles Meistersel and Neuscharfeneck await interested visitors. The castle ruin Meistersel has been extensively renovated and is worth a visit. Forests, brooms, and brushes have shaped the community of Ramberg. The broom maker museum in the village center keeps the history of the village alive. It opens its doors during the season on Sundays and holidays and tells how people used to toil in harsh home work across the more than 20 factories. A souvenir in the form of a broom or brush made in Ramberg is a must. Two factories in the village offer factory sales.
More information at www.ramberg.de.
Opening times
| Monday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Tuesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Wednesday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Thursday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Friday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Saturday | 00:00–24:00 |
| Sunday | 00:00–24:00 |
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Comfortable circular hiking route to the Ramburg, which towers over the Ramberg valley.
Little frequented forest hike in the Dernbach Valley to Ramburg with views of 5 castles: Trifels, Scharfeneck & Meistersel.
From Dernbach to Ritterstein 072 - Schwörstein and on to the Böchinger Hut. The way back to Dernbach goes via Ramburg and past Ramberg to Dernbach.
A day route from Ramberg to the castle ruins in the Dernbach valley: Ramburg, Meistersel, and Neuscharfeneck. Please note: Neuscharfeneck ruin ...
The Bürstenbinderweg is a circular route around the Bürstenbinder village of Ramberg with a detour to Dernbach.
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From the Drei Buchen hiking car park to the Böchinger hut and via the Ramburg and Ramberg back to the starting point and to the Waldhaus Drei Buchen.
The Palatinate Forest route, an alternative path to the main "Pälzer Keschdeweg," leads through the chestnut forest into the Dernbach valley.
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Little frequented forest hike in the Dernbach Valley to Ramburg with views of 5 castles: Trifels, Scharfeneck & Meistersel.
From Ramberg to the Böchinger Hut
From the Drei Buchen hiking car park to the Böchinger hut and via the Ramburg and Ramberg back to the starting point and to the Waldhaus Drei Buchen.
The Bürstenbinderweg is a circular route around the Bürstenbinder village of Ramberg with a detour to Dernbach.
The Palatinate Forest route, an alternative path to the main "Pälzer Keschdeweg," leads through the chestnut forest into the Dernbach valley.
Vatertag 2020
From the Brushmaker Museum in the town center of Ramberg up to the Drei Buchen (refreshment option), then leisurely through the Ramberg forest ...
A historic market path used by the villagers of Ramberg and Dernbach to offer their goods at the market in Landau.
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