Bromsberg

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The Bromsberg is the southwestern foothills of Mount Glasebach ( 505.8 m above sea level. NN ) in Osthessischen Bergland and belongs to the area of the small town in the northern Hessian Spangenberg Schwalm- Eder-Kreis. On its southern highlands of lies to 427.2 m above sea level. NN a trigonometric point.

Geographical location

The Bromsberg rises directly east-northeast of Spangenberg core city and north of the Valley of Pfieffe, the westward flowing through Spangenberg, where it is fed by Esse Bach. Above the confluence of the located near the Bromsberg Schlossberg with the Schloss Spangenberg lies.

Memorial and Tree Church

On the plateau of Bromsbergs a monument was erected to commemorate the fallen and missing Spangenberg after the First World War.

In 2009, " 52 Linden planted in two rows of three, which convey with their trunks and crowns the feel of a nave " were there also. While this tree church contains a steel pulpit with steel pedestals for a baptismal font, is in the " choir " an iron cross.