Remains of the Strullendorf - Ebrach railway line. At Frensdorf station there was a branch to Schlüsselfeld (which is still used for freight traffic today) and one to Ebrach. On December 21, 1904, the first train drove to Ebrach. Passenger traffic was discontinued in 1961 and freight traffic at the end of 1999. In 2003 the line was completely shut down and dismantled. A cycle path now runs along most of the former route. Only a few relics are evidence of the former railway line - one of them are these remains of rails and bridges.

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