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The Main Lock in Himmelstadt is one of 37 locks on the 400 km long, fully canalized stretch of the Main River between Mainz and Bamberg. It was built between 1935 and 1937 and opened in 1940. The lock chamber holds 17,000 m³ of water and is 300 m long and 12 m wide. In approximately 10 minutes, ships overcome a water level difference of up to 4.3 meters. Three ships with a gross tonnage of over 1,000 can be locked through simultaneously. Source: https://himmelstadt.de/leben-erleben/freizeit-tourismus/sehenswertes/schleuse/

On April 26, 1786, Prince-Bishop Franz Ludwig von Erthal provided the baroque hunting lodge, also known as the "White Castle," as a replacement for the old and dilapidated parish church. This castle was originally built in 1717 under Prince-Bishop Johann Philipp von Greiffenclau zu Vollraths. Its conversion into a new parish church was carried out according to plans by Johann Philipp Geigel, the prince-bishop's court architect in Würzburg. The work, carried out in 1786/87, included converting the two-story castle into a hall church, a two-story gallery in the southeast, a recessed choir enclosed on three sides on the southwest side, and a church tower. The material for the choir and tower came from the "Red Water Castle," which was demolished at the same time. The exterior facade design and the portals with open staircases on the northeast and southwest sides were preserved, while the east side received a new portal and a curved triangular gable. The construction work was carried out by Würzburg court master mason Peter Meyer. In 1972, the church's interior was renovated and the choir redesigned. Between 1987 and 1989, a comprehensive exterior and interior renovation took place, including another liturgical redesign of the choir, an expansion of the sacristy, and a renewal of the heating system. The local authority also redesigned the church forecourt in 1990. Source: Wikipedia

The Roman Catholic, listed parish church of St. George is located in Zellingen, a market town in the Main-Spessart district. The parish is part of the Zellingen subdivision of the Karlstadt pastoral area in the Main-Spessart deanery, Diocese of Würzburg. On April 26, 1786, Prince-Bishop Franz Ludwig von Erthal provided the Baroque hunting lodge, also known as the "White Castle," to replace the old and dilapidated parish church. This castle was originally built in 1717 under Prince-Bishop Johann Philipp von Greiffenclau zu Vollraths. Its conversion into a new parish church was carried out according to plans by Johann Philipp Geigel, the Prince-Bishop's court architect in Würzburg. The work, carried out in 1786/87, included the conversion of the two-story castle into a hall church, a two-story gallery in the southeast, a recessed, three-sided choir on the southwest side, and a church tower. The material for the choir and tower came from the "Red Water Castle," which was demolished at the same time. The exterior facade design and the portals with open staircases on the northeast and southwest sides were preserved, while the east side received a new portal and a curved triangular gable. The construction work was carried out by Würzburg court master mason Peter Meyer. In 1972, an interior renovation took place, including a redesign of the choir. Between 1987 and 1989, a comprehensive exterior and interior renovation took place, including another liturgical redesign of the choir, an expansion of the sacristy, and a renewal of the heating system. The local municipality also redesigned the church forecourt in 1990. Source: Wikipedia

Nice beer garden on the Zellinger side.

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A very nice bike path

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