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This castle also deserves attention.

Schenkenau was first mentioned in 1286 as the ancestral seat of the von Rotenhan family. The medieval fortress on the Erfurt-Nuremberg trade route was destroyed except for the ground floor during the Peasants' War of 1525, but was subsequently rebuilt as a Ganerbenburg (Ganerbenburg). After 1437, the castle changed hands several times. Since 1960, Schenkenau has been owned by the Treiber family, who began generating electricity in 1961 and offered farm holidays since 1973. https://die-schenkenau.de/

I can only recommend the few meters, they are extremely photogenic.

A beautifully preserved fortification with a beautiful path alongside is an ideal place to take a break.

Here you can see a remarkably designed large wooden courtyard gate.

Scherneckは1225年に「Scherneke」として初めて言及されました。Itz川の水車が1253年に稼働していたことが証明されています。 Quelle: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scherneck_(Untersiemau) 現在、Scherneckの水車はカール水車（Carl Mühle）となっており、長年にわたり地域に高品質な小麦粉を供給してきた家族経営の企業で、伝統と最新技術を融合させています。現在水車は、Coburger Landの長い歴史を振り返ることができますが、この地域での水車の最初の言及は13世紀初頭にまで遡ることができ、水車は経済的に中心的な役割を果たしていました。

This is where the "Totenlache" station on the Siemau Legend Trail is located. The legend on the panel is worth reading and interesting.

The legend can be found here: https://www.untersiemau.de/freizeit-kultur/siemauer-sagenwelten/querkelsteig/der-spuk-an-der-eselsbruecke-bei-meschenbach/