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ビショフスグリーンにある美しいマーケット広場

ルター派のマルクグラーフェン教会は、歴史的な司祭館や古い納骨堂（1400年建立のロホス礼拝堂）と共に、町の上の小さな要塞のようにそびえ立っています。イタリアの宮廷芸術家ジェロニモ・フランチェスコ・アンドレオリによる芸術的な漆喰天井は純白に輝いており、説教壇の金色のディテールと共に、空間は信じられないほど明るくエレガントに見えます。内部には、1772年の等身大の彫刻された洗礼の天使がおり、同時に説教台としても機能しています。

夏の間ずっと、古代の木々や岩の影を縫って「ヴァイセン・マイン」に沿った涼しいサイクリングロード。

Bischofsgrün is, so to speak, the "heart" of the Fichtel Mountains – a state-recognized health resort nestled in the valley between the two highest peaks in Northern Bavaria, the Ochsenkopf (1024 m) and the Schneeberg (1051 m). Bischofsgrün is the ideal starting point for almost any outdoor activity: The modern Ochsenkopf North Cable Car takes you to the summit year-round. In summer, the Alpine Coaster (a year-round toboggan run), the climbing park, and downhill trails beckon. In winter, the town is a hotspot for downhill and cross-country skiing. The region boasts a vast network of hiking trails, including the famous Franconian Mountain Trail.

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.

Somehow you have to be creative when it comes to crossings.

Bridges are always cool!

a sign marks the 50th parallel