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In the valley of the Emsbach, the Romans already mined, and in the Middle Ages the Archbishops of Trier improved their coffers with silver.
With industrialization, mining finally experienced its heyday. The mining history hike on the trail of the Emser ore mining leads you to the operational sites of these different epochs. The museum itself invites you to delve deeper into the history, and a comprehensive mineral collection is also presented (opening hours: March to October, Sundays 2-4 p.m.).
Author’s recommendation
Dining options:
Gasthaus zur Kreuzmühle (300m detour), Arzbacher Str. 52, 56130 Bad Ems, Tel. 02603-12685
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
Track types
Rest stops
Netto Bad Ems supermarketTips and suggestions
Touristik Bad Ems-Nassau e.V.
Tel: 02603-94150 or 02604-95250
info@badems-nassau.info
www.badems-nassau.info
Opening hours of tourist information
Roadbook
Sights/views:
Mining Museum, industrial railway dam, mine dumps, Adolph shaft, adit, abandoned village Pützbach,
New Hope Mining Tunnel
Kegelbahn Kreuzmühle
Spielplatz Eisenbach
Adolf's shaft
Bushaltestelle Bergbaumuseum
Public transport
Get Timetable to destination
Directions
By car from Koblenz via the B260 to Bad Ems, then towards Arzbach
Parking
Parking at the Mining Museum (free)
Coordinates
Book recommendations for this region:
Localization
Derived from the technical difficulty and the stamina requirements.
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