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The fish ponds are located a little off the great cycle path.

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In the middle of Schöllkrippen. There are nice benches everywhere to sit and relax.

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St. Luke's Chapel The St. Luke's Chapel was added to the former defensive tower in 1446. Stonemason's marks point to Stephan von Irlebach (1390-1460), who also worked on the Frankfurt Cathedral and St. Justinus Church in Höchst. The tower with its pointed roof made entirely of stone is 32 meters high. The roads to Aschaffenburg, Gelnhausen and the Eselsweg can be easily seen from the four bay windows. The chapel was built in 1446 at the instigation of Hans Kyle and his wife - as can be seen from the donor plaque. The hourly bell has been ringing since 1519. In 1523 the old sacristy and a small cemetery were added, which were used until the beginning of the 19th century. In 1783 the chapel became the property of the Schöllkrippen community. Pilgrims from the Mainz (Catholic) part of the Kinzig Valley stopped here on their way to Walldürn. A baroque figure of Wendelinus in traditional costume and two neo-Gothic statues, including Saint Luke, have been preserved. From 1908 to 1910, the chapel was renovated thanks to a donation of 4,500 gold marks from the merchant Wilhelm Steigerwald. He also donated the mechanical clock. The Stations of the Cross in cast bronze were made by Hermann Kröckel, who also created the wooden Pieta. The window ensemble installed in 1985 is a work of art by the well-known painter Siegfried Rischar from Aschaffenburg. Source: Information board at the site

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From here you can start or end various great tours.

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Statue of the Virgin Mary with seating

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In the inner courtyard there is a memorial to those who fell in the two Wet Wars. The Jews who were senselessly killed are also remembered

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The Kahlquellen (Kahl Springs) are a great place to rest in the shade. Many trails and tours converge here.

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