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Attention, the parking lot itself does not move😅

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Beautiful evangelical village church, completely destroyed by fire in 1632, St. George's Church was rebuilt in 1685-1687 by master builder Johann Trost (1639-1700). The first documented mention was on March 28, 1344 in a letter of indulgence that Pope Clemens VI. for the parish church in Rystelbach (=Rüsselbach) and its branch churches.

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Safe Asphalted section next to the B2 with lots of art.

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Beautiful half-timbered house. Town hall and registry office united in this place.

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The town hall has been beautifully restored.

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Opening times of the town hall: Sunday closed Monday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Tuesday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm Wednesday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Thursday 8:00 am - 12:00 pm 14: 00-17: 30 Friday 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Saturday closed

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Great church, great forecourt

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Nice place for a break, next to the spring there is a shelter with tables and benches. Together with the sinter terraces, the spring is a very popular destination and is very popular, especially on weekends. At Easter the Lillach spring is festively decorated, you should take a look.

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Along the way there are always planets with explanations.

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All information, especially about the eventful history of the church and parish, at https://www.igensdorf-evangelisch.de/wir-ueber-uns/unsere-kirche

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Built in 1687

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Interesting this planet path, and with a great panorama

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The spring flows out of the rock and gathers through a small bridge to the Lillach. The little hut opposite invites you to rest and offers protection in the rain.

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Great area for some art ... worth seeing 👍

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Interesting project by the municipality of Igensdorf. Also very nice as a walk.

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Multiple seating, trash cans available

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... not only suitable for runners and hikers :-) Here is enough space to park the car, and maybe take a short break.

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The town hall in Igensdorf is not a time-honored half-timbered house, but was built in the 1980s. The then mayor Erwin Zeiss campaigned for the construction and design of a new building in half-timbered style.

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Striking to see from afar ...

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CHURCH ST. GEORG TO IGENSDORF  Church St. Georg zu Igensdorf St. George The Protestant parish church to Igensdorf is mentioned in documents in 1344. It was originally a branch church (subsidiary church) of the original parish Kirchrüsselbach. In 1456 she broke up and became her own parish. The church is "geweyet in the honor of Georgii (St. George's Church)," as we are handed down. Originally the roof city, Latvians, Latvian mill and the oak mill were eingepfarrt. Only in the course of the Reformation were the so-called 7 villages (Affalterbach, Etlaswind, Frohnhof, Oberlindelbach, Pettensiedel, Stöckach, Unterlindelbach) and Mitteldorf added. In the Thirty Years' War, the church was destroyed in 1632 by "enemy rage and fire" and remained in ruins for 55 years. Further information: http://www.mtv-igensdorf.de/lokales/kirche-st-georg/index.html

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