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フォイヒタハのレーゲン島は、黒いレーゲン川とブロッサースベルクの町に囲まれた、牧歌的なスポーツ・レジャーエリアです。フォイヒタハの街の中心部のすぐ下にあり、駅にも近いこの島は、1956年からこの地域のスポーツの中心地となっています。

その泉は単なる装飾品以上のものです。地元の歴史の証であり、コミュニティの集いの場でもあります。地域の鉱業の過去、農業の伝統、そして職人の技を偲ばせます。

When the Föhn wind blows, you can see the peaks of the Alps here.

our village should become more beautiful ;-)

The Gothic Holy Sepulchre Church of St. Peter and Paul is located in the heart of the historic old town on Luitpoldplatz. The building was built in the second half of the 14th century, between 1338 and 1360. At that time, Deggendorf still belonged to the Duchy of Lower Bavaria-Straubing-Holland. The church is one of the few Gothic vaulted basilicas in Old Bavaria. The dimly lit lay room, with a view of the choir brightly lit by large windows, is an oasis of tranquility amidst the hustle and bustle of the busy old town. The tower, completed in 1727, is considered one of the most beautiful Baroque towers in southern Germany and, with its height of 75 meters, dominates Deggendorf's townscape. It was built by Johann Michael Fischer, who likely based his work on a design by his brother-in-law, Johann Baptist Gunetzrhainer. The church was built with the money of the Deggendorf Jews murdered in a pogrom in 1338. Decades later, the legend of a Jewish desecration of the host was invented to justify this bloody deed. The supposedly undamaged hosts were celebrated for many centuries as "host miracles" on a so-called "grace" pilgrimage. This anti-Jewish pilgrimage was only discontinued in 1992. A plaque on the church wall asking for forgiveness for the injustice inflicted on the Jews testifies to the new attitude of the Catholic Church and the people of Deggendorf toward this dark chapter in their history. https://www.komoot.com/de-de/highlight/1079637

Located on the edge of the park

Beautiful view with beer garden behind the church

permanent incline from Neukirchen to Maibrunn, very little traffic today :-)