Tucher-Mausoleum bei Simmelsdorf

Tomb with chapel of the Tucher von Simmelsdorf family built in the forest in 1886 - a very influential (and very rich) patrician family from Nuremberg.

All around are beautiful hiking trails. A visit is not possible, but the view through the gate gives a nice insight.

Hidden and hidden from the public is the mausoleum of the Tucher family in the gloomy forest near Simmelsdorf, which was built in 1886 to plans by August Ottmar Essenwein. Here the members of the traditional patrician family are buried

Idyllic mausoleum in the middle of the forest. Great auctions in the wall that surrounds the mausoleum.

Mystical-looking burial place of the Tucher von Simmelsdorf.

About 38 family members rest in the crypt.

Nice patrician mausoleum from the 19th century, unfortunately privately owned.

Unfortunately not accessible.

Interesting, but: the komoot map suggests that you can walk through the terrain, but that's not the case, you have to walk along the wall outside, then you meet the path again.