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Panoramaschaukel Kelberg

Kelberg

Maybe the biggest swing in Germany!? The panoramic swing loads
with a size of 4.34 meters wide and 3.50 m high as well as a green roof,
at least 10 visitors can swing at the same time.

You have a beautiful panoramic view over Kelberg in the Vulkan and Hocheifel.

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