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The courts used to meet on the painting square - the lay judges sat on the painting bench.

The Catholic Church of St. Michael in Euerbach was newly built in 1970 and has a high, wood-paneled ceiling. The ceiling construction resembles a circus tent with large, colorful glass windows integrated into the sides of the ceiling. This relatively modern church contains several historical figures and monuments.

The natural monument pear tree near Kützberg refers to a single tree on the side of a land consolidation path. The wood of a pear tree is used in interior design and for furniture in the form of decorative veneers. In musical instrument making, it is, along with maple, the most commonly used wood for recorders. It is used as carving wood, in sculpture, for drawing tools and as wood for turning.

This small lake has no source and the water collects exclusively from precipitation. A layer of lettuce prevents the water from seeping away. In hot summers the lake is sometimes dry.

The Kützberger Warttum or Kützberger Warte (338 HM) is a round tower made of rubble stones built around 1100 with a height of 6 m and a diameter of 3 meters. There is no longer an entrance to the tower today. It lies on a hill 1.5km northwest of Kützberg.

Beautiful trails in the Euerbach Forest

The imposing castle in Obbach, once built by the barons of Bobenhausen, is a real eye-catcher in this part of the municipality. In the middle of the village, next to the evangelical parish church, it towers over the roofs. One of the special half-timbered houses is the historic Aschenbau from 1698, in whose outbuilding potash was once produced. Today the castle is privately owned and cannot be visited. An agricultural estate belongs to Obbach Castle. The manager couple, Bernhard Schreyer and Petra Sandjohann, came to the farm in 1998 and converted it to organic farming according to the guidelines of the Naturland association. 275 hectares are cultivated. The Gutshof was funded by the Federal Ministry of Agriculture selected as demonstration farm organic farming. The farm's own organic food is available in the farm shop.

At the wayside shrine it goes up a few steps. Hardly visible from the bike path unless the grass is freshly mowed, so watch out for the wayside shrine