Historic Altstadt Hallenberg

Discover the fascinating historic old town of Hallenberg, which was founded in 1231 and is idyllically situated on the foothills of the Rothaargebirge, where the Nuhne and Weife rivers cross. A stroll through the narrow, winding alleyways will immerse you in a world full of history. The historic town center, whose street layout dates back to around 1780, impresses with its lovingly restored half-timbered houses.

Visit the majestic parish church of St. Heribert from the 13th century, which will enchant you with its magnificent baroque interior and unique Renaissance paintings from 1558. Another highlight is the pilgrimage church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary in the south of the city, built in the 12th century, where you can admire ancient frescoes uncovered in 1981. Linger on the charming market square and gaze at the historic Petrusbrunnen f ountain from 1756, which is made of sandstone slabs and adorned with a graceful figure of St. Peter. Get ready for unforgettable moments at this unique excursion destination in the Hochsauerland district!