St. James Pavilion – Guild Tree Fisch loop from Fisch
St. James Pavilion – Guild Tree Fisch loop from Fisch
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St. James Pavilion – Guild Tree Fisch loop from Fisch
00:51
2.95km
70m
Hiking
Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.
Last updated: May 8, 2026
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Start point
Bus stop
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774 m
Traumschleife Mannebach 111
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975 m
St. James Pavilion
Highlight • Religious Site
975 m
St. James Church Littdorf-Rehlingen
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1.03 km
Jakobsweg waymarker and St. James altar in Fisch
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1.07 km
Bruoder Boar Spring and Shelter
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1.10 km
Fountain in the Jakobus Pavilion
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The enclosure already says it all: water is life. A scallop shell is also set into the wall.
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2.87 km
Guild Tree Fisch
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To commemorate its past, the Saargau community of Fisch erected a traditional guild tree on Sunday, May 7, 2006.
Today, one would search in vain for the vineyards near the Saargau community of Fisch. However, between 1936 and the 1980s, the farmers in Fisch established a second source of income by cultivating Elbling grapes. In the 1950s, there were still vineyards above the village. A second vineyard site was located south of the village. Fisch was first documented in 1159 and actually consisted of three settlements – today's Fisch, as well as the villages of Littdorf and Rehlingen. However, Littdorf was already described as "wüst," or deserted, in 1537. The village of Rehlingen, a little further upstream in the Mannebach Valley, was actually a farm with a chapel, a mill, and a few houses. It still exists today and was even expanded to the south after the war with settler farms. Until the 1960s, Fisch was dominated by agriculture and livestock farming. The Roman highway from Trier to Metz once ran over a hill, remnants of which can still be seen today. Fisch is surrounded by a wreath of fruit trees that encircles the entire village. A guild tree, dedicated on May 7, 2006, commemorates the centuries-long influence of agriculture, livestock farming, crafts, and small businesses on the village. Visitors can learn much more about Fisch, its history, and the people and their professions.
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2.95 km
End point
Bus stop
Way Types & Surfaces
Way Types
2.21 km
306 m
302 m
125 m
Surfaces
2.39 km
297 m
196 m
< 100 m
< 100 m
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