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1726年のものです。1938年の水晶の夜には一部破壊されました。第二次世界大戦中には戦争捕虜が収容され、その後には難民や故郷を追われた人々も収容されました。20世紀後半には、建物は一時的に体育館として、その後は自治体の倉庫として利用されました。1988年から1993年にかけて、Synagogeの協力会によって建物は改修され、それ以来、交流、文化、記念の場として利用されています。かつての女性用ギャラリーには、オーバーマインのユダヤ人に関する常設展が設けられています。wikipedia

The Catholic parish church of the Nativity of Mary in Altenkunstadt is not only a striking building in the Lichtenfels district, but also one of the most historically significant churches in the region. It is considered a so-called original parish, whose roots reach back to the time of Charlemagne. The parish was probably founded as one of the 14 "Slavic churches" that Charlemagne had built in the Main-Regnitz region around the year 800 for the purpose of Christianization. Originally belonging to the Diocese of Würzburg (hence the secondary patronage of St. Kilian), it fell to the Diocese of Bamberg in 1333 and was placed under the authority of the Cistercian monastery of Langheim in 1336. After the Peasants' War, the church was rebuilt between 1525 and 1537 as a late Gothic hall church.

The Catholic parish church of the Nativity of Mary in Altenkunstadt is not only a striking building in the Lichtenfels district, but also one of the most historically significant churches in the region. It is considered a so-called original parish, whose roots reach back to the time of Charlemagne. The parish was probably founded as one of the 14 "Slavic churches" that Charlemagne had built in the Main-Regnitz region around the year 800 for the purpose of Christianization. Originally belonging to the Diocese of Würzburg (hence the secondary patronage of St. Kilian), it fell to the Diocese of Bamberg in 1333 and was placed under the authority of the Cistercian monastery of Langheim in 1336. After the Peasants' War, the church was rebuilt between 1525 and 1537 as a late Gothic hall church.

The Catholic parish church of the Nativity of Mary in Altenkunstadt is not only a striking building in the Lichtenfels district, but also one of the most historically significant churches in the region. It is considered a so-called original parish, whose roots reach back to the time of Charlemagne. The parish was probably founded as one of the 14 "Slavic churches" that Charlemagne had built in the Main-Regnitz region around the year 800 for the purpose of Christianization. Originally belonging to the Diocese of Würzburg (hence the secondary patronage of St. Kilian), it fell to the Diocese of Bamberg in 1333 and was placed under the authority of the Cistercian monastery of Langheim in 1336. After the Peasants' War, the church was rebuilt between 1525 and 1537 as a late Gothic hall church.

The church bell stands next to the church. There's one in Weidnitz right next to the main road. And there's another one in Neuses am Main.

Nice lounger with a view of the castle 🏰

Very good 🍨 ice cream parlor in Altenkunstadt.👍

Magnificent view from up here. Perfect for a rest or a snack. 🥤🥪🍗🥐