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Large estate with farm shop and restaurant

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There you can let your soul dangle

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A beautiful church worth seeing.

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Randersacker, always a pleasure to visit!😎👍

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For hikers, the pond is a popular stopover on various routes, such as the "Bach Runde von Gerbrunn" or the "Bach Runde von Rottendorf" (Bach Loop). The surrounding area is ideal for walks or short hikes.

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Super beautifully laid out and well maintained. Here you can stroll, relax or just enjoy the view of the Main.

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Super beautifully laid out and well maintained. Here you can stroll, relax or just enjoy the view of the Main.

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The mighty parish church of St. Stefan with its late Romanesque tower was built between 1200 and 1250. In 1605, a Gothic extension was carried out under Prince-Bishop Julius Echter. The three-aisled church in basilica style surprises with its baroque furnishings.

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This wayside shrine probably dates from 1644 and shows a Pietà relief.

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When the town twinning with Vouvray was established in 1992, this square was given the new name "Place de Vouvray".

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Since Gerbrunn had grown considerably in the post-war period, the new Catholic parish church of St. Nicholas was built, which was inaugurated in 1959 (a third of the old Nicholas Chapel was demolished in favor of the new building).

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The mighty parish church of St. Stefan with its late Romanesque tower was built between 1200 and 1250. In 1605, a Gothic extension was carried out under Prince-Bishop Julius Echter. The three-aisled church in the basilica style surprises with its baroque furnishings.

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The mighty parish church of St. Stefan with its late Romanesque tower was built between 1200 and 1250. In 1605, a Gothic extension was carried out under Prince-Bishop Julius Echter. The three-aisled church in the basilica style surprises with its baroque furnishings.

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The cast-iron, white and gold bathtub by regional artist Matthias Braun is intended to commemorate the famous baroque architect Balthasar Neumann. Among other things, he designed the Würzburg Residence, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The garden pavilion built by Neumann not far away is connected to the bathtub: "Theoretically, if you lay down in the bathtub, you would have a line of sight to the pavilion."

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Very nice Catholic church, at least at Christmas. What I missed, however, is an organ.

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Makes crossing the street a lot easier.

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You can snack here.

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With a late Romanesque tower from the beginning of the 13th century.

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Catholic parish church of St. Stephen, basilica nave with recessed chancel and flanking tower with pointed spire, tower and core of the nave late Romanesque, 13th century, chancel heightened, around 1578, nave conversion, 1605; with equipment; Remains of the churchyard wall, quarry stone masonry, late medieval, with Renaissance portal, early 17th century; Epitaphs, sandstone, 17th/18th century https://wuerzburgwiki.de/wiki/Baudenkm%C3%A4ler_in_Randersacker#W

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extensive piece of Mainufer with many seats and benches, a playground and swimming. There is also a parking lot there.

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