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ホーエンザイトシュレーゲは、ドイツの分断とは本来関係がありません。この柱は、第一次世界大戦と君主制の終焉という歴史的な年である1918年を指しています。それはザクセン＝コーブルク公国とザクセン＝マイニンゲン公国の間の歴史的な境界を示しています。 ドイツの分断を記念する記念碑は、再統一後に設置されました。

Beautiful old post office building

A small half-timbered gem that still has a lot to do.

The Autilus natural pool and leisure complex in Autenhausen have been renovated in recent years and are set to become popular destinations for the entire Coburg region. Plants and microorganisms give the pool its natural self-cleaning properties and crystal-clear water. A wide wave slide and a play stream ensure great bathing fun for the whole family. The adjacent campsite offers adventurous overnight stays in nature.

A very nice place to rest. A little further up, a little off the path, there's a small chapel.

I'm a little early, lunch table from 1 p.m. 🕐

Billmuthausen was first mentioned in 1340 as Billmuthehusen. The village was essentially a manor. In 1840, Billmuthausen had 14 houses, a mill, and a church; by 1850, the village had 68 inhabitants. The mill had a milling and grinding mill, its own water and electricity supply, and a bakery. During the military expansion of the border, the weir for the mill race was destroyed, thus cutting off the water supply to the mill. Source: https://www.heldburgerland.de/newpage2

In September 2005, the memorial's support association erected a three-ton millstone to commemorate the Billmuthausen Mill. The memorial has also been expanded with three new information panels. This former millstone is the only reminder of the former Billmuthausen mill. Billmuthausen was once a village directly on the border and was razed. Billmuthausen is a deserted village in the Bad Colberg district of the town of Heldburg in the Hildburghausen district of Thuringia.