プシェンドルフのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

There used to be a chapel built over the spring here.

Unfortunately only open to visitors on the 1st Sunday of the month.

There are hardly any rest areas with tables on Puschendorf's hiking trails, so they might be important for route planning. Otherwise, it's not a highlight.

As important as a green tree!

It's just a forest path. What's supposed to be a highlight about it?

Erected by her family in memory of Mrs. Schneider, who died in the bombing of Nuremberg in May 1945, the gate and door are unlocked. Numerous statues adorn the small property.

A barrow from the Late Hallstatt Period (c. 750–450 BC) is a prehistoric burial site in the form of an earthen mound containing the burial of an individual or a group of deceased. These graves often contain rich grave goods such as jewelry, weapons, and ceramics, indicating the social status of the deceased, especially for the ruling class, who could also be buried with ceremonial carriages. The graves demonstrate an increasing social hierarchy and bear witness to the burial customs of the time.

A beautiful bee house tucked away at the edge of the forest. Here you can watch the little helpers at work.