Attractions around Bessenbach

Aschaffenburg is a university town in Lower Franconia. From here it is not far to Hesse. Nearly 70,000 people live here. The city is conveniently located on the A3 motorway … read more

The moated castle Mespelbrunn is something special. 600 years old, never destroyed and until today residence of the count's family Real von Mespelbrunn. And it was the filming location for … read more

Rest at Pompejanum in Aschaffenburg. A wonderful view across to Aschaffenburg Castle, the Main and the Spessart. Extremely worth it. Visiting the Pompeianum is fun. A look into another world, … read more

The Hohe Warte is a rustic forest house near Hessenthal and is the starting point and/or destination for many hiking tours. The food is very good - the game dishes … read more

Here you can eat and drink.
It's also nice, probably. not on the WE

The tomb chapel was built as a burial place of the count's family in the years 1874/1875 by Count Friedrich von Ingelheim. Similar to the large Echter epitaph in the … read more

The "cream side" of Aschaffenburg! The castle and the Main are worth a look and a photo.

Nothing has changed! Was here 40 years ago on a motorcycle, now on an E-MTB. It's just nice to be around nice people.

Flowiger S1 Trail with small passages in between

Has actually been used to generate electricity. A nice photo opportunity. 😀

If you are already on the Main Cycle Path at the north-western tip of Bavaria, then you should definitely stop by here in the idyllic old town of "Aschebersch"! My stop-off tip: Schlappeseppel traditional brewery restaurant. 🍻

Many inhabitants also in Spessart emigrated in the 19th and 20th centuries because of the bad economic situation in the United States, including Konrad player.
His brother Peter wanted to … read more

The "Alte Schulweg" from Wintersbach up to the Geißhöhe is an entertaining and beautiful hiking trail.

Even from a distance, the monumental Renaissance building with its striking towers is clearly visible. Built in the 17th century, it was used by the Archbishops of Mainz as a … read more

Even from a distance, the Johannisburg Palace proves to be a Renaissance building with striking towers. A tour of the castle is definitely recommended. The view of the Main is also breathtaking and unforgettable.

At the moment only swimming lake for ducks

Living hospitality is the motto in the hotel and restaurant. In the high country hotel you can relax very well and recharge your batteries. In the spa, guests can expect: … read more

The three crosses on the Sternberg, which were erected in 1948 as a reminder of the earlier Passion Play in Schweinheim, offer a great view of Aschaffenburg, including the castle and collegiate church.

Start of construction for the moated castle Mespelbrunn was in 1427. In the 16th century, the conversion to its present form. The castle and the town of Mespelbrunn were filming … read more

The Ketzelburg was once a medieval castle stable. You can still see the last surviving remains of the castle. Numerous information boards provide further information about this time. 😊