The Allerheiligen Waterfalls and Monastery Ruins (Black Forest, Germany)

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Embark on a short virtual tour to explore the Allerheiligen (All Saints) Waterfalls in Germany's Black Forest.
The falls boast a 66-meter drop, spanning across 7 cascades, establishing it as the largest natural waterfall in the region.
The area surrounding the falls was once home to a monastery, established in the 12th century. The ruins of the All Saints Abbey can still be seen today, a few hundred meters above the waterfalls.
Near the waterfalls and the abbey there stands a war memorial, erected in 1925 in honor of the fallen of the First World War and reminiscent of an ancient temple. In its center sits on a pedestal an antique-looking warrior statue with a broken sword.
The enchanting atmosphere of Allerheiligen captivates visitors, evoking a truly magical.