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St. Wendel
Sankt Wendel

Sankt Wendel Town Center – Schlossplatz St. Wendel loop from Oberlinxweiler

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St. Wendel
Sankt Wendel

Sankt Wendel Town Center – Schlossplatz St. Wendel loop from Oberlinxweiler

Easy

5.0

(2)

8

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Sankt Wendel Town Center – Schlossplatz St. Wendel loop from Oberlinxweiler

01:43

6.66km

40m

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 29, 2026

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Train Station

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2.79 km

St. Wendelinus Statue on the Blies Bridge

Highlight • Monument

Wendelin, the patron saint and namesake of the city, watches over the city from the Blies Bridge in Bahnhofstrasse.

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2.99 km

As part of the exhibition "Saint Wendelin - a city patron conquers the world" in the St. Wendel Museum, a bronze sculpture of Saint Wendelin, created by Kurt Tassotti, was erected in front of the Mia Münster House in October 2009. Tassotti chose to depict the saint as a shepherd with a shepherd's staff and a sheep in his arms. In sandals, a shepherd's cloak and a monk's tonsure with a wreath of hair, Saint Wendelin stands in philosophical serenity and prudence in front of the entrance to the museum and library. Source: institut-aktuelle-kunst.de/kunstlexikon/st-wendel-tassotti-plastik-25010

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3.08 km

Schlossplatz Fountain, St. Wendel

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As part of the urban development project led by the Bliesen architect Hanns Schönecker to transform the St. Wendel Castle Square from a car park into a square, the "new Castle Square fountain" was created, a "jewel for the city". It is one of the winners of a competition called by the then Minister of the Interior Werner Scherer for "Fountains as a meeting place for citizens". It was created in 1984 by the Werner Glöckner sculpting company from Hangard. The fountain is adapted to the terrain, which slopes slightly to the west, via an octagonal staircase base with sandstone steps. The octagonal sandstone fountain basin is designed in the form of a bulbous, protruding, profiled cornice. In the middle of the basin, a flat fountain bowl rises above a base, which is filled to the brim with water from a fountain. The water "hangs" over the edge of the bowl like a transparent curtain, which is moved by the wind and occasionally broken by pigeons. The St. Wendel Castle Square fountain has actually become a meeting place for citizens.
Source: institut-aktuelle-kunst.de/kunstlexikon/st-wendel-gloeckner-brunnen-29693

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3.24 km

Sankt Wendel Town Center

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3.26 km

Philipp Jakob Riotte Statue

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Monument to the composer Philipp Jakob Riotte on the St. Wendel fruit market, where he was born diagonally opposite the portal of the Wendel Cathedral; Since no portrait of Riotte has survived, the statue is based on the facial features of his brother Johann N. Riotte; Bronze sculpture by Kurt Tassotti from 2016.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philipp_Jakob_Riotte
Further information at: saarbruecker-zeitung.de/saarland/st-wendel/sanktwendel/ehre-fuer-komponisten-riotte-in-bronze-gegossen_aid-1697741

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3.28 km

Fruit market at the Wendelinus basilica

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The St. Wendelans also call their basilica Wendelsdom, which was built in the upper town. The hall church has a Gothic style and houses the tomb of St. Wendelin. Inside are beautiful vault paintings.

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3.34 km

In September 1522, the city experienced the only siege in its history by Franz von Sickingen's troops. An inscription and a walled-in cannonball on a buttress on the south side of the Wendalinus Basilica commemorate the siege, but it was not installed there until 1922.

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3.62 km

Schlossplatz St. Wendel

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In the historic city center of St. Wendel you can discover the eventful history of the city. Many historic buildings create the picturesque ambience. Here on the lively Schlossplatz, many street cafes and restaurants invite you to linger.

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6.66 km

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Train Station

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2.82 km

2.23 km

1.05 km

411 m

114 m

Surfaces

3.06 km

2.67 km

459 m

235 m

194 m

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