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Unfortunately, it's not open all the time, but it looks good on weekends and holidays.

The Klosterkuppel is a 553-meter-high mountain in the Spessart region of the Main-Spessart district in Bavaria. The summit lies within the municipality of Neustadt am Main and is the highest elevation entirely within the district.

In the past, the meadows in the Hafenlohr valley were irrigated.

The Lindenfurterhof was first documented in 1264 as the property of the Benedictine Abbey of Neustadt am Main. From 1850 to 1977, the princely forestry office of the Löwenstein Game Park was located in Lindenfurt. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindenfurterhof The Lindenfurter Hof was formerly called the "lower farm" to distinguish it from Einsiedel, which lies upstream. It was first documented in connection with Einsiedel in 1264. Since the Middle Ages, a stud farm belonging to the Würzburg bishops was run here. Bishop Julius Echter is said to have invested over 100 guilders in construction projects at the Lindenfurter Hof. Towards the end of the 18th century, Würzburg's interest in Lindenfurt declined. In 1790, the stud farm was relocated to Aschach. The impressive structure of the Lindenfurter Hof, which extends beyond a simple farmstead, has not yet been researched. It is possible that this fortification dates back to the late Middle Ages. Source: Information board at the site

The Lindenfurterhof was first documented in 1264 as the property of the Benedictine Abbey of Neustadt am Main. From 1850 to 1977, the princely forestry office of the Löwenstein Game Park was located in Lindenfurt. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindenfurterhof The Lindenfurter Hof was formerly called the "lower farm" to distinguish it from Einsiedel, which lies upstream. It was first documented in connection with Einsiedel in 1264. Since the Middle Ages, a stud farm belonging to the Würzburg bishops was run here. Bishop Julius Echter is said to have invested over 100 guilders in construction projects at the Lindenfurter Hof. Towards the end of the 18th century, Würzburg's interest in Lindenfurt declined. In 1790, the stud farm was relocated to Aschach. The impressive structure of the Lindenfurter Hof, which extends beyond a simple farmstead, has not yet been researched. It is possible that this fortification dates back to the late Middle Ages. Source: Information board at the site

Just some time for yourself… enjoying the beauty of the Main River, the nature, and the serenity of the people here 😎😇

Bicycle-friendly, very friendly staff, great location for cycling and charging station in front of the hotel

The 🅿️Martinswiese is divided into three parts. There is • the 🅿️Martinswiese directly on the Main Bridge, free of charge for 120 cars • the 🅿️Martinswiese east of Georg-Mayr-Str. with parking disc (max. 3 hours) for 18 cars and • the 🅿️Martinswiese as a motorhome parking area with 40 parking spaces and €5 per night. However, the area is sometimes used for festivals etc.