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Daudenzellの村と周囲の農地を見渡す美しいパノラマビューポイント。ライドを続ける前に、起伏のあるオーデンヴァルトの風景を眺めるのに最適な場所です。

Starting point

Wayside cross from 1822 on Reichartshäuser Weg

The multi-generational park in Epfenbach, located at the market square, is an open green space intentionally designed for all age groups. It combines play, sports, and exercise areas with quiet zones and meeting places, offering families, children, teenagers, and older visitors a place to exercise, relax, and socialize. The park is part of a municipal project to revitalize the town center and create an accessible recreational area right in the village. It is open to the public and intended to serve as a central meeting place for everyday life.

The Old Catholic Church in Epfenbach looks back on a long and multifaceted history. As early as 1350, the town's first town hall stood on this site, and its council chamber was also used for religious services from 1556 onwards. With the construction of St. John's Church in 1742, the site gained its own church, which was expanded in 1836. Since 1963, the building has been known as the Chapel of Our Lady and has been used creatively since 1992 – today it serves as an artist's studio. A fine example of how historical building fabric can be preserved and meaningfully revitalized.

Impressive place

Swimming pool and wildlife park Schwarzach

Imagine: you are standing in front of a church whose walls tell stories of centuries. The Lobenfeld Monastery Church, nestled in the rolling hills of the Kraichgau region, is such a place. Built in the 12th century, it testifies to the impressive craftsmanship of the Hohenstaufen period. Its Romanesque architecture, with its striking features, exudes a poignant serenity. The thick walls, the high windows, the simple elegance – all this contributes to an atmosphere that invites pause and reflection. Enter the church and let your gaze wander over the interior. Feel the history that lives in every stone, in every pillar, in every detail. The Lobenfeld Monastery Church was once the heart of a monastery that was dissolved in the 16th century. But the church itself has survived the testament to a bygone era. It is a place of silence, of reflection, a place where one can experience the beauty of simplicity and the power of history. The Lobenfeld Monastery Church is more than just a building; it is a living history book, a place of encounter with the past, a place that touches the soul. It is a place that invites you to stop time, enjoy the silence, and marvel at the beauty of the Romanesque architecture. The atmosphere is characterized by a unique peace and tranquility that captivates visitors. The church is not only a place of prayer, but also a popular venue for concerts and events, a vibrant hub of the Lobenfeld community.