Οι καλύτερες διαδρομές και πεζοπορίες Neusorg

War memorial at the town hall of Neusorg

Town hall and information point in the center of Neusorg

Catholic parish church in the center of Neusorg

Neusorg also has its war memorial in remembrance of the two senseless world wars.

Wikipedia offers the following description of the church's origins: Wikipedia provides the following description of the church's history: ... "The construction of the church dates back to a promise made in the final days of the Second World War. When the village was threatened with destruction, the parish priest vowed to build a new church in honor of the Patrona Bavariae if the village were spared. His plea was granted, and on September 1, 1945, the foundation stone for the new church was laid.[1] It was a single-nave church built of rough-hewn ashlar masonry. It was completed in 1949. The church tower, topped with an onion dome, is attached to the west side. The bell frame is located in the uppermost story of the tower, while the clock is housed in the story below. An octagonal roof lantern, also topped with an onion dome, rises from the roof of the chancel. The church furnishings include a late Baroque high altar built in 1777, which is said to have originated in Bamberg Cathedral. The altarpiece, flanked by two columns on each side, was renovated in 1946. The central image of the high altar depicts Mary, The Patrona Bavariae, with the Christ Child, and above her to the right, the Archangel Gabriel, who, together with a second angel, holds the crown over the Mother of God as Queen of Heaven. In the lower right is Satan, who has been cast into Hell with his followers. The altarpiece depicts God the Father with a blessing hand.

Sit down, take a break, and think about the story

Pastor Joseph Hupfer served as a pastor in Ebnath from 1895 to 1939. He was highly respected by the locals and dubbed the "Bishop of the Fichtel Mountains" by his colleagues. He also wrote the Fichtel Mountains song "I have wandered far and wide...". In his honor, the Ebnath community created the Pastor Hupfer Trail, and the information signs always include the beginning of the Fichtel Mountains song. At 20 lovingly designed stations, you can read his texts and poems, which express his love for creation and his homeland in the Fichtel Mountains. A tour itinerary and all the information panels can be found on the Ebnath community website: https://ebnath.de/tourismus-und-kultur/wanderwege-rund-um-ebnath

At the hut next door, you are asked to water the flowers on the cross with water from the deer fountain right next to it, so that it can be preserved by the hikers.