周辺の洞窟・トップ5

top, a very nice corner

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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Source with great "frame"

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Located on a steep slope in a forest. A whim of nature that few people know about.

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Worth seeing and natural cave landscape

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The Büttnerloch is a beautiful rock formation that is easily accessible via the hiking trails, a must if you visit Thuisbrunn.

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The detour of around 400 meters is worth it. Then please return to the little road - the trail ends on private property!

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On the left side of the St 2243 road from Neunkirchen am Brand to Effeltrich (Forchheim district), hidden in a small group of trees, is the entrance to this former ice cellar. The group of trees is the natural monument 154 04 "Linde mit Arkazien am Felsenkeller" Fl. No. 782. Before the invention of refrigerators and cold stores, ice cellars were used to keep food fresh. They were either driven into sandstone rocks or built up with stones in holes in the ground and covered with a layer of earth. They usually consisted of an entrance area as an anteroom or (cold) lock and the actual cold room and therefore also had two doors. In winter, blocks of ice were extracted (sawed) from nearby ponds or lakes and taken to the ice cellar. The cooling effect could be used well into late summer with almost constant low temperatures. The ice cellars had a drainage system on the floor leading to the outside, in order to let the melt water and the condensation water forming on the walls and the ceiling run off to the outside.

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