グッテンベルクのおすすめMTBライド

印象的なティル・オイレンシュピーゲル青銅像も解体されました。

The Protestant St. Matthew's Church stands centrally in the town center. Its neo-Gothic style and location on the market square define the townscape. The current church was built between 1889 and 1891, replacing an earlier structure that was almost completely destroyed in a devastating town fire. Despite the destruction of the previous building, some elements survived, such as a bell from 1626, which can now be found in the church's vestibule. The church itself is a three-aisled neo-Gothic hall church with a striking single-tower facade. A highlight of the interior is the altar, dating from 1992. It features linden wood sculptures by the artist Werner Mally-Kral, integrated into a neo-Gothic altarpiece.

There used to be up to 150 sawmills along the streams in the Franconian Forest valleys. The sawmill at the blast furnace in the Steinach Valley ceased operation in 1980.

I've ridden it before, it's good for beginners.

Steep steps Maybe it's better to go a little slower the first time

I only rode the first part of the trail, or rather, I mostly pushed and climbed. Definitely not for amateur mountain bikers who ride occasionally. Technique and skill, and especially appropriate protectors and a helmet, are a must... I got off at the first intersection and took the forest highway...

A beautifully signposted trail that was quite challenging at the end... some jumps can be avoided if you want...

Museum? No entry outside