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ドナウ渓谷を巡る船旅は体験必須です

残念ながら、古い堰は閉鎖されており、渡ることができません🤷‍♂️

素晴らしい景色を望むジンツィンガー・ドナウ橋の自転車道

約84キロメートルのシュヴァルツェ・ラバーサイクリングロードでは、純粋な自然体験があなたを待っています。ノイマルクトから出発し、バイエルンジュラ地方の田園風景が広がるシュヴァルツェ・ラバー渓谷を抜け、シュヴァルツェ・ラバーがドナウ川に合流するレーゲンスブルク近郊のジンツィヒまで続きます。

美しい岩

レーゲンスブルクとバートアバッハ間の数少ない側道の一つです。

St. George's Monastery Church The first St. George's Monastery Church in Weltenburg is believed to have been consecrated by St. Rupert around 700. A new church, built by the Augustinian Canons Regular who lived in Weltenburg from 1123 to 1328, was consecrated in 1191. During a renovation of the monastery complex beginning in 1714, the monks' living quarters were built first under Abbot Maurus Bächl, followed by the monastery church from 1716 onwards. Like the monastery itself, the new church was built on the site of the previous structure under the direction of master mason Michael Wolf. The detached tower, integrated into the east wing of the monastery, was retained. Due to its location between the monastery's convent buildings and the Frauenberg hill, the church's exterior is rather unassuming compared to the riches within. From the monastery courtyard, only the tower and the oval dome of the central building are noticeable. The main facade faces the west side of the church, towards the monastery courtyard. It is a stone facade with a triangular pediment, atop which sits a figure of Saint Benedict. The wooden church portal is flanked by two pairs of columns, above which is a round-arched window. The main nave has an oval floor plan and, at 19.5 meters long and 14.5 meters wide, is quite small for an abbey church. However, the open dome construction, which is covered by a flat cap at a height of 20 meters, gives the interior an imposing presence. The elaborate artistic design, with its gilded stucco and colorful ceiling and wall frescoes, is also exceptional. The centerpiece of the chancel is the magnificent high altar in the late Baroque style. Its architecture consists of two pairs of twisted columns, in front of which stand Saint Martin (left) and Saint Maurus (right); the latter bears the likeness of the church's patron, Maurus Bächl. Behind the tabernacle, the famous Weltenburg altarpiece rises approximately seven meters high: in the center, the church's patron saint, St. George, on horseback, depicted slaying the dragon. To effectively illuminate this scene, the originally flat-ended chancel was extended eastward in 1720/21 with the addition of an apse featuring three large windows. The frame of the dome's opening is adorned with ornaments, cloud formations, and groups of angels carrying a ring of stars. Between this ring and the dome's parapet, a figure by the architect and artist Cosmas Damian Asam looks down upon the church interior; beside him, in the ceiling fresco, his brother Egid Quirin is depicted. Source: Excerpts from www.wikipedia.de