St. Michael Church Bischhausen

The eastern half of the church, which is closed from the octagon, dates back to the late Gothic construction period of the house, but concrete traces of construction from this time can only be seen on the base and eaves. The western half of the church was added in 1742. On the north-eastern side of the apse there is a round stair tower with a bell-shaped roof, the once Gothic windows on the eastern side of the apse have been modernized, nothing is left of the former church vault on the eastern side. Traces of the Gothic can also be found in the interior of the church; on the south-western side of the apse there is a stone carving in the style of the early Renaissance with Gothic decorations. In the main field of the stone is a relief with the Savior and a knight in full armor, in the kneeling at the feet is a woman with three children.Source:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bischhausen_(Neuental)

Beautiful town center with the high point of the weir in front of the old castle