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This baptistery presumably dates back to the 9th century, making it the oldest permanent work of humankind in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the exposed wall. Today, it is located beneath the house and can only be visited by appointment.

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Very nice stain

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The Zinsel Cave is located on the road between Meschenbach and Rabenäußig in the Schalkau area. It has been known for almost 300 years, and tours are available by appointment. Cave guides provide expert information and lead visitors safely through the narrow, crevice-like cave. With a helmet, coat, and rubber boots, you'll be well-equipped to withstand the waters of the Lochbach stream rippling at the bottom!

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This baptismal chapel was probably built in the 9th century and is therefore probably the oldest permanent work created by human hands in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the visible wall. Today it is located under the house and can only be visited by appointment.

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This baptismal chapel was probably built in the 9th century and is therefore probably the oldest permanent work created by human hands in the Sonneberg area. It was carved into the red sandstone by monks, with a Latin cross protruding from the visible wall. Today it is located under the house and can only be visited by appointment.

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Small cave where someone was probably hiding.

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The Zinsel Cave is an adventure, especially for children. There are many narrow places and the stream in the cave cannot be navigated without rubber boots. Have fun.

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hardly anything to see, except the passage under the vault, steep climb up

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Remains of a castle from the 14th century - not much can be seen of it

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Historical baptismal font in a sandstone cave under the private house. It is essential to ask the tourist information office in good time about the possibility of a visit!

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A visit to the adventurous Zinselhöhle offers a brief but impressive insight into the underground. On our cave trip we observe a shell limestone cave in its formation. As we walk through the cave creek, we can feel its constant work on the rock up close. At the same time, new, unusual stone shapes are emerging over our heads. The naturalness of the unique karst cave in the Thuringian-Franconian border area makes your visit one memorable experience. It can be visited with a cave guide at any time from May to September. The necessary equipment (boots, lights, coat) for the cave tour will be handed out at the cave entrance and is included in the current entry price of 4 euros for adults and 2.50 euros for children. Source: https://www.gebirgspfade.de/zinselh%C3%B6hle/ selected RESEARCH OBJECTS in our area: Bleßberg cave Sinkhole cave near Scheibe Alsbach Froschloch near Meschenbach Rauensteiner cave Russbacherdfall Rauenstein Sachsenbrunn caves Triebische Höhlen Rauenstein Truckenthaler Höhle (Schneckenloch) Wachentaler Höhlenkluft Mengersgereuth-Hammern Zinselhöhle Meschenbach and many other caves, sinkholes, springs and karst phenomena of the Schalkau Muschelkalkplatte The aim is to rediscover, measure, research and protect caves, karst objects, old mines and living beings Source and more: http://www.zinselhoehle.de/

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Nice place for a rest, unfortunately there is not much left of the ruin.

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Rest possibility at the Zinselquelle

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Is anyone really hiding here? Who knows who knows ... 😉

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April - October

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A small, narrow alley leads to the visitor parking lot and can then walk comfortably up to the castle ruins.

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Fürth am Berg Castle, first mentioned in 1317, served as a protective and official castle until 1660. It stood above the town of Fürth am Berg. After three hundred years of decay, its ruins were blown up in 1960. Further information at: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_F%C3%BCrth_am_Berg

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Fürth am Berg Castle was first mentioned in 1317; it served as a protective and official castle until 1660.

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The 160 m long, legendary karst cave is natural. The Zinsel Cave is a water cave active in the rocks of the Lower Muschelkalk and is considered the longest known and most easily accessible cave of the "Schalkau Muschelkalk Plateau". In winter the cave is home to bats. The dormice use them as shelter in summer and also as winter quarters. The natural river bed has to be crossed, a narrow passage has to be passed and a ledge of approx. 1.20 m height has to be overcome, the necessary equipment such as helmet, jacket, rubber boots and lamp is provided. The Zinselhöhlenfest takes place in July. (Source: https://www.thueringer-wald.com)

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The 160 m long, legendary karst cave is natural. The Zinsel Cave is an active water cave in the rocks of the Lower Muschelkalkes and is considered the longest known and most accessible cave of the "Schalkau Muschelkalkplateaus". In winter the cave is a bat area. The dormice use them as a hideaway in summer and also as winter quarters. The natural riverbed is walked on, a narrow point has to be passed and a heel of about 1.20 m has to be overcome, the necessary equipment such as helmet, jacket, rubber boots and lamp is provided. The Zinselhöhlenfest takes place in July.

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