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ヒルサウの歴史的建造物とナゴルド橋を結ぶ彫刻三部作。ヒルサウの変遷の歴史を表しています。修道士の姿、ヒルサウ修道院の建設者であり創設者であるヴィルヘルム修道院長、ルイ14世時代のヒルサウ修道院の破壊者であり放火犯であるメラック将軍、そして芸術家自身が「修道院には全く興味がないロッカー娘」と表現したオートバイに乗る裸の女性（現代性と儚さの象徴）が見られます。

シュヴァインバッハタールを通るハイキングコース沿いにある美しい木製の井戸ですが、残念ながら飲用水は提供していません。この井戸自体は、シュヴァルツヴァルトフェライン・ヒルサウの創立50周年と森林の協力により2012年に改修されました。

It stands on the bridge next to the St. Nicholas Chapel.

It's standing in the middle of the bridge.

The Rötelbach stream winds picturesquely through the Black Forest, enchanting visitors with its crystal-clear water, gentle rapids, and lush vegetation. A hike along the stream is a delight, especially for nature lovers: the tranquility, birdsong, and soothing rippling of the water create the perfect retreat. Small rock formations and shady forest passages invite you to linger and marvel. A true insider tip for anyone seeking nature, relaxation, and scenic diversity.

Figure trilogy "The Three Witnesses" Artist: Peter Lenk Unveiling date: April 28, 2004 - Occasion: Construction of the Hirsau bypass Abbot Wilhelm, founder and builder of Hirsau Monastery in the 11th century, carries an illustrious group of figures in his arms, with a devilish-looking little fellow peeking out of a bag on his back. To his left, General Mélac bends to the ground and presents his buttocks. The arsonist from the time of King Louis XIV destroyed Hirsau Monastery in September 1692 during the War of the Palatinate Succession. And in front, to the abbot's right, a naked biker chick lets her front bike rise, with her back to the other two, apparently uninterested in either the monastery or the town of Hirsau – a symbol of fast-paced life and transience. In April 2004, the trilogy of figures by Bodman artist Peter Lenk was unveiled on Liebenzeller Straße in Hirsau to celebrate the then-new bypass. It is intended to create a connection between the bridge over the Nagold River and Hirsau's historic buildings and to shed light on the monastery's history.

My tip: Just take a look at the bridge on which Hermann Hesse stands next to the chapel from below. A footpath leads under the bridge along the wall, and you can see the Nagold Dam up close.