ゲルヒスハイムでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Former hunting lodge of the Prince-Bishops of Würzburg from the Renaissance period. It is located at the highest point in the city and today serves, among other things, as living quarters.

The Jewish cemetery was established in 1835 outside the city walls. The last burial took place in 1938. There were previously other Jewish cemeteries in Aub.

The imposing Aub Castle, a multi-winged complex, forms the northeastern corner of the town's fortifications. Due to the town's turbulent history, it has had various owners over time.

The town hall of Aub, dating from 1482, offers a city library in its historic basement and tourist information in the anteroom.

The parish church of St. Mary's Assumption impresses with its bright, spacious interior, even though it is smaller than its predecessor, the Auber Minster. The chancel, with its magnificent Baroque high altar, survived the damage of the Second World War unscathed. An exceptional highlight is the Crucifixion group by Tilman Riemenschneider from 1510. It is located on the left side as you enter from the main entrance. It is worth turning on the lighting.

Directly on the Jacobus cycle route in Aub

The Jewish cemetery of AUB

Very well-preserved castle with a large, open garden area next to it.