Winthagen

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The first inhabitants of Winthagen lived in the Winthagerhof farm. The farm is mentioned as early as 1448. The current Winthagerhof dates from 1721. Near the village, the old remains of six lime kilns have been found. These can be found along the road from Kunrade to Winthagen. During the reign of Emperor Charles V (King Carlos I), a list of houses was compiled of all houses in this region, on which taxes had to be paid. This was to be able to pay for the bloody wars. This was in the year 1526. This shows that there were 7 houses in Winthagen at the time. Winthagen has a protected townscape with six houses that have been designated as national monuments.

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Tourist Board South Limburg (Visit Zuid-Limburg)

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Winthagen 1, Voerendaal, Netherlands

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