Gensingen
Gensingen is a village of 400 people (2018) in the Naheland. Its evangelical church has an historic stub organ.
Understand
History
The place was first mentioned in a deed of donation on November 1, 768, when Faginolf gave the Lorsch Abbey everything he had in the Ggau district of Nahegau.
Get in
On the B41 between Bad Kreuznach and Ingelheim. Only a few kilometres from the Autobahn taking junction 50 or 51 of the A61.
The rail station is on the Bingen - Worms line. Trains from the Nahetalbahn and the Rheinhessenbahn stop at the train station in Gensingen.
See
- π Evangelical Church, Kirchgasse 5. Built in the 1770s. The church has a historic stub organ was built in 1774/1778 and restored in 2000. Concerts are held here regularly.
Buy
- π Globus, Binger StraΓe, β +49 6727 9100. Large discount supermarket and household goods store.
Eat
- π Sutter's Landhaus, Kreuznacher StraΓe 61, β +49 6727 897170. Excellent German food. Restaurant and hotel in modernised and rebuilt brick mill.
Sleep
- Sutter's. also has good quality hotel rooms.
- π Zum Adler, Binger Str. 4, β +49 6727 253.
- π Bistro-Hotel Nahetal, Alzeyer Str. 23, β +49 6727 896768.
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