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交通量がほとんどない美しいルート。アスファルトは最高です。

素晴らしい眺めと美しい夕日

いつも素晴らしい体験です。

Autumn 2025 Rathauscafe´ reopens - Cafe´ Manuela Delicious treats, breakfast and refined small dishes once again New, friendly team It's worth stopping by - check the website for opening hours!

❗️Permanently closed according to Google Maps❗️

Sightseeing Weiden

Weiden sculptor Günter Mauermann created the fountain named after him from granite and bronze in 1985 and 1986. The fountain is designed as a picture arch with a veil of water, providing colorful insights into the town's history and Upper Palatinate customs. Its shape is intended to evoke the two gates between which the fountain is located.

Weiden owes its connection to the railway network in 1863 to Gustav Ritter von Schlör (1820 to 1883), the last Royal Bavarian Minister of Trade. Schlör was a staunch advocate of a comprehensive railway network. As director of the private Eastern Railway Company, he pushed through the state parliament for the construction of the railway line from Schwandorf via Weiden to Bayreuth, thus laying the foundation for the economic development of this structurally weak region. In recognition of his services, the city of Weiden made von Schlör an honorary citizen in 1878. Today, the square named after him and the monument erected in 1885 commemorate him. The monument was designed by architect Carl Hocheder, and the marble bust was by sculptor Theodor Haf. Weiden's technical college/vocational college and a hall in the Max Reger Hall are also named after him.