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Borntosten
Various sights
Borntosten offers historical discoveries: First mentioned in 822, the village impresses with hiking trails, a church and a bell from 1786.
Address
Borntosten
Zum Zollhaus 1
34431 Marsberg
Telephone: +49 2992 8200
Properties:
The landscape has a pronounced plateau character with only moderately hilly relief and differences in altitude of up to 50 m. In older documents, Borntosten is called "Born to Ostheim", and the village was first mentioned in a document in 822. In the 15th century, it belonged to the Canstein estate, which was transferred to Waldeck. The coat of arms shows in stylized form a spring well in the municipality, to which Borntosten owes its name
.discover Borntosten:
- St. Elisabeth Borntosten Catholic Church
- Pastoral pilgrimage route: "Altes Kirchspiel Heddinghausen" (circular route Borntosten, Leitmar, Canstein, Udorf)
- Hiking trails Bo1 (west of Borntosten) and Bo2 (east of Borntosten)
- Borntosten village memory
- Storm and fire bell from 1786
- Memorial and mine memorial
- Wallmeiers Buke (a spring set in quarry stone)
Here you can find more about Borntosten.
Directions
from Marsberg train station bus route 497 You can get to Marsberg ... ... by car: A44 Dortmund-Kassel (Marsberg junction, Lichtenau junction) B7 Chemnitz-Düsseldorf (direct connection) A33 Paderborn-Osnabrück (about 30 minutes) B252 Blomberg-Marburg (about 20 minutes) A7 Kassel-Hannover (about 60 minutes) ... by train: Dortmund-Sauerland-Express (Warburg-Dortmund) Three stops in Marsberg: Bredelar, (Nieder-)Marsberg, Westheim The train runs every hour Direct connection to the IC/ICE stations in Warburg and Dortmund