ハルシュタットの天然記念物・トップ20

The view upstream is particularly charming in the early morning. This spot is an excellent starting point for explorations. Wonderful hikes are possible from here. A walk through the grove is highly recommended. A trip to Altenburg Castle is also easily possible from here.

Statue of St. Christopher created in 1926 by the Bamberg sculptor Hans Leitherer. The base bears the following inscription: Saint Christopher carried the little crier From one shore to the other O carry every mother's child lightly and gently through life's floods Help the Burg ferryman carry the crowds across and across the river! Also help the German fatherland out of its deep distress and shame.

Still 384 km to the confluence of the Main and the Rhine and the beginning of the canal leading to the Danube.

There is a lot to see along the cycle path

For 200 years, a ferry carried walkers across the Regnitz at this point. The village of Bug was a popular excursion destination. Ever since the opening of the café, which is still known today as the "Hotel Lieb", people made pilgrimages to Bug on Sundays. The steadily growing stream of visitors did not go unnoticed by the state and so the royal administrator of the grove, Stephan Freiherr von Stengel, decided to earn money from the Bambergers' enjoyment: in 1810, the ferry rights were leased to the highest bidder. The proceeds went towards maintaining the grove. Source: https://hainapp.de/25/25.html

Beautiful view from the shore of the two arms of the Regnitz. Holiday for the eyes. It is very pleasant to cycle here on the road alongside the Regnitz

A really nice place with a great view of the two arms of the Regnitz. Ideal excursion destination!

Inside the New Residence there is a flowery treasure. In summer, 4,500 roses in 50 varieties pour into the box-framed ornamental beds in abundance. The garden was given its basic structure in 1733 by Balthasar Neumann, who enlarged the then existing Renaissance complex with a raised terrace. This historical structure has been preserved to this day. The focal point is the round fountain basin, which is framed by clipped linden trees. You can stroll pleasantly between roses and figures of gods along the dead-straight paths that divide the garden. Ferdinand Tietz created the sculptures around 1760, copies of which adorn the garden today as a special ornament. Under the shady roof of the hornbeam and linden trees, you can walk along the wall and the balustrade and enjoy the view of the old town of Bamberg or admire the garden splendor from the café in the rococo pavilion. Source: franc tourism