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Coburg-Neuses駅の建物は非常に美しく、とりわけ保存状態が非常に良いです。Agilis-Bahnの列車 🚆 🚇は、Coburg HauptbahnhofとBad Rodachの間を運行しており、CO-NEUSES駅に停車します。

元々、この建物は水城であり、ローゼナウの造幣局長の元の所在地でした。その後、州立劇場の背景倉庫やユースホステルなどとして使用されました。大規模な改修の後、現在では刑事警察相談所などが入っています。レーデンタルの大きな城のような博物館ではなく、歴史的な行政ビルです。

The Bowwoman is a sculpture created around 1905 by the sculptor Ferdinand Lepcke. Ferdinand Lepcke first presented his sculpture "The Bowwoman" at the Great Berlin Art Exhibition of 1906, which took place from April 28 to September 30, 1906.[1] In a review of the exhibition in the Berlin architecture journal, Ernst Schur wrote about the sculpture: "She stands there, fully formed, drawing her bow and looking sideways at the target. The powerful, elastic tension before releasing the arrow is clearly expressed in all her limbs. It is an act of elastic strength and beauty. A taut, vibrant form that involuntarily appears large and leaves a lasting impression." Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bogenspannerin

Here's a beautiful statue.

A rare variety of hawthorn that blooms twice a year.

A beautiful old preserved gate.

A nice rest area along the cycle path invites you to take a break.

A church in Neuses is documented in a document dated June 15, 1412. It was a branch of the original parish of Meeder and the seat of a chaplain. After the Reformation in the Coburg region, Neuses became an independent parish in 1535 during the second visitation. Construction projects include a new church wall around the cemetery in 1728 and the renovation of the church tower in 1775. An extensive reconstruction and church extension took place between 1784 and 1786. The result was a hall church in the Margrave style. The nave was raised, a flat ceiling was installed, new windows were installed, and the pulpit was positioned on the southern triumphal arch pillar. In addition, the interior was supplemented with new pews and the Saxon diamond-wreath coat of arms of Duke Ernst Friedrich was placed in the ceiling. A new organ was also installed. The writer Friedrich Rückert is buried in the churchyard.