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Very nice guest garden

St. Michael Church in the center of Untergriesbach

If you're looking for a truly hearty break on your tour, stop by the Meraner Kutscherstadl. Their Kutscherpfandl (a traditional Austrian dish) is just the thing to revive your legs – and a cold beer will help you unwind. The perfect stop before you continue your journey. https://www.muehlviertel.at/essen-trinken/gastronomie/oesterreich-gastronomie/detail/430000349/meraner-kutscherstadl-gasthof-cafe-pub.html

The beautiful village church of St. Michael towers over the village of Untergriesbach.

Caution cyclists! There are 90 steps to climb. Not feasible for everyone with the heavy e-bikes.

Beautiful parish church of Untergriesbach

Obernzell Town Hall! This historic building plays a central role in community life and offers various services to its citizens. Here are some interesting aspects: ### General Information - **Location**: The town hall is located in the heart of Obernzell, directly on the Danube. - **Citizen Services**: It is the contact point for various citizen concerns, including registrations, information, and more. ### Opening Hours The town hall has the following opening hours: - **Monday, Tuesday, Thursday**: **8 a.m. - 12 p.m.** and **1 p.m. - 4 p.m.** - **Wednesday, Friday**: **8 a.m. - 12 p.m.** ### Services Citizens can take advantage of the following services at Obernzell Town Hall: 1. **Citizen Services**: Support with registrations and inquiries. 2. **Offices and Departments**: Information on various municipal topics. 3. **Events**: Information about local events and festivals. ### Mayor - The **First Mayor** of Obernzell has been **Ludwig Prügl** (CSU) since **May 1, 2020**. ### Summary The **Obernzell Town Hall** is not just an administrative building, but also an important part of community life in the region. It offers numerous services and is a central point of contact for citizens.

A museum dedicated to granite mining in the Bavarian Forest. An architectural highlight, the materials consciously reflect the harsh, industrial nature of the extraction and processing processes: exposed concrete, raw steel, graphite, and, of course, granite.