Most of the gabled houses show the deliberately modest facades of Calvinist Rheda. You will look in vain for elaborate carvings here. The inscriptions very often have their origins in the Bible. The Latin language and dialect are generally not used. Often only dates and information about the builders can be read. On the sidewalks in front of the lovingly restored houses, you will often find the coats of arms of the trades that were established here around 1820; linen weavers predominate by far. There were around 100 looms in the town at the time.
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Eligibility
for Groups
for Class
for families
for individual guests
Suitable for the Elderly
for Children of all Ages
Suitable for Pushchair
Directions & Parking facilities
Free parking on Berliner Straße or in the free Rathaus parking garage
