Ensemble of Volberg Church with rectory, sexton's house and Baumhof house
The district of Volberg is the nucleus of the present-day town of Rösrath – it was first documented in 893. In 1562, the parish became Lutheran, making it one of the oldest Protestant parishes in the Bergisches Land region.
The ensemble around the Volberg church is worth a visit: The rectory dates from 1770, the sexton's house is about 100 years old.
A special feature of the church is the Bergisch pulpit altar. Opposite, the "Baumhofhaus" blends in harmoniously. This Bergisch half-timbered house, dating from 1787, originally stood elsewhere and was moved to its current location in 1983.
The ensemble around the Volberg church is worth a visit: The rectory dates from 1770, the sexton's house is about 100 years old.
A special feature of the church is the Bergisch pulpit altar. Opposite, the "Baumhofhaus" blends in harmoniously. This Bergisch half-timbered house, dating from 1787, originally stood elsewhere and was moved to its current location in 1983.
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The Volberger Church complex is located in the Hoffnungsthal district, on a side street off the main road.
The complex can be reached in just under 15 minutes by car from the Untereschbach exit on the A4, as well as from the Rösrath exit on the A3.
The Rösrath Rathausplatz bus stop is located in the immediate vicinity.
The complex can be reached in just under 15 minutes by car from the Untereschbach exit on the A4, as well as from the Rösrath exit on the A3.
The Rösrath Rathausplatz bus stop is located in the immediate vicinity.
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