The Two Churches of Sulzbürg

The rule Sulzbürg-Pyrbaum was one of the few areas in Kurbayern in which Protestant Christians could live according to their creed. Two Protestant churches - Castle Church and Market Church -, the Catholic Church and finally the former Jewish cemetery still bear witness to the fact that even in the Bavarian era, subjects of different creeds could live together peacefully.

With a nice playground and a great view!

Sulzbürg is located on one of the witness mountains, which rise from the Neumarkter basin, northwest of the parish seat; The "Sulzbürger Massiv" is formed by the four peaks Schlossberg, Badberg (with a war memorial), Galgenberg and Schlüpfelberg (with a commemorative cross to the "Klösterlein Grab").In the immediate vicinity burial mounds of the Bronze Age were made and found a ringwall installation of the Celtic cultural epoch.Further information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sulzb%C3%BCrg