Monolithic Rural Sandstone Cross from 1565

This cross, possibly a plague cross, is believed to have been erected following the epidemic that struck the region in 1564. It stands as a testament to a past marked by tragic events.

Additionally, this path bears the scars of another historical period: during World War I, the German army dug a deep trench here. This trench connected the positions of underground shelters located on the front line, illustrating the intensity of the fighting and the ingenuity of military strategies of the time.