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It's beautiful here.

View over the rain to an impressive property

Worth seeing monastery with restaurant

The two-part fountain symbolizes art on the one hand and the waterway on the other. Both could stand alone, but together they form a symbiotic relationship through their blending forms. Source: https://www.bodenwoehr.de/freizeit-tourismus/kunst-und-wasserweg/

a normal church

Filial Church of St. Ägidius The church in Dautersdorf, once a parish church, fell victim to a fire on July 28, 1810. The lower part of the nave walls dates back to the old Romanesque church from the 12th or 13th century. An old octagonal baptismal font made of granite, which is set up in front of the church, dates from this period. In the 14th century, a spacious Gothic choir was added in place of an apse; its surrounding walls are not recessed, but continue in line with the nave walls. The choir comprises a long bay and ends with five octagonal sides. The cross-ribbed vault with hollow ribs is supported by corbels and ends with pointed choir arches towards the church. A pointed arch window is still preserved on the eastern side behind the altar. In the 17th century, pillars were built into the long walls for a vault, which fell victim to the fire in 1810. It was replaced by the current flat ceiling. The tower, built in 1856, stands on the west side in the longitudinal axis. The church was renovated on the outside from 1982 to 1987, the church and tower roofs in particular were damaged. On the south side there is an old stone portal that has been uncovered again, which was covered for a long time by a war memorial. The sacristy is attached to the south side of the church. It was demolished and completely renovated during the church renovation. The neo-Romanesque altar was purchased when the church was rebuilt in Bodenwöhr. It bears an altarpiece with St. Giles and a deer. On the left side there is a reliquary. In the middle there is a picture of St. Mary Help of Christians, the Madonna comes from the Franciscan monastery in Neunburg v. Wald, which was secularized on June 13, 1802. The pulpit has shellwork, on the body there is a bas-relief of the Holy Family, a sounding board with a dove, a canopy and carvings in Rococo. The wooden figures in the church are folk art: on the right side, St. Francis Xavier and St. Leonard with a cow; on the left, St. John of Nepomuk and Mary with the child. In the pointed arch to the choir, a crucifix with Dolorosa, wreathed on a bed of clouds, is attached. On a processional pole are images of St. Hubertus and St. Anthony. The processional cross standing on the pew is interesting because of its special proportions. Source: Church guide of the Neunburg vorm Wald deanery

Very nice, interesting and easy-to-drive circular route around Lake Murner. Many well-made information boards, a barefoot path, the tertiary forest and the observation tower are, among other things, the highlights on the circuit. There is always a beautiful view over the lake and the adjacent ponds.