マイニンゲンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

マイニンゲン、イングリッシュガーデンの公爵家の霊廟

The Meiningen Goose Man. Several similar versions of this figure exist in Germany. In the Meiningen Goose Man, the geese are facing sideways. The fountain was originally located on Henneberger Straße and was later moved to its current location.

The highlight is the wheels in the facade.

The armholes are worth seeing.

Construction of the twin-towered St. Mary's Church, which dominates the cityscape, began during the Ottonian period. As the oldest surviving building in the city, it combines several architectural styles, resulting from a 1,000-year-old, eventful history. The town church forms the focal point of Meiningen's historic old town and stands on the south side of the market square. With its towers and nave, it towers above the surrounding buildings, which consist of half-timbered houses from the 17th and 18th centuries and neoclassical town houses from the 19th century. Near the north side of the nave is the "Heinrichsbrunnen" (Henry Fountain), featuring a statue of Emperor Henry II. According to tradition, Henry II initiated the construction of the church after his coronation as king during his visit to Meiningen in early January 1003. Source: Wikipedia

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large intersection with bench

small wooden hut by the roadside