ヴォンフルトでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A beautiful Kneipp pool. The spring always has blue and ice-cold water. Unfortunately, the place is always overcrowded on hot days.

The former water tower was renovated in the 1990s and restored to its current state.

The St. Andrew's Church is modeled after the Panteon in Rome.

Hello, is there drinking water?

Just the right place for a break. You can really refresh yourself here.

A very scenic spot. The destination of the tour. Perhaps it's worth reversing the route to make the water treading worthwhile.

The center of the village is the Catholic branch church. It is dedicated to Saint Wendelin and was built in 1753. Instead of a tower, an octagonal turret with a dome was added to the choir side of the church. The altar was created around 1700, but the altarpiece depicting Saint Wendelin was not added to the church until the 19th century.

At just under 20 meters, the Zabelstein observation tower isn't all that tall, but its gratings in the floor and on the balustrade create a somehow incredibly airy feeling. The view is fantastic. Even if you can't see the Main River itself, you still have a wonderful view of the Main Valley. On a clear day, the Thuringian Forest, the Gramschatz Forest, and Franconian Switzerland can be seen on the horizon. The tower is the great-grandchild of the first observation tower on Zabelstein. The first tower (1956-1978) resembled a 15-meter-high hunter's lodge. The second (1978-1999) and third towers (1999-2019) were also made of wood. The new tower, erected in 2020, is the aforementioned grating structure, framed by wooden struts that widen outwards.