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2020年6月以降、「Schlossplatz」という二重の意味を持つ名前で、鉄管付きの木製ラックが設置されました。以来、ウィルスベルクの結婚式の村で「はい」と言ったすべての新郎新婦と、ウィルスベルクで自身の「城」を持つという夢を叶えたすべての人々のために。

これはハイキングブーツを履く価値のある石ではありません。どんな些細なことでもハイライトにできます！ ここには、町の通過ルート沿いにマインハイキングウェイが通っています。

In October 1977, the German Federal Railway (DB) sidinged the last steam locomotive – and a new history began: The German Steam Locomotive Museum was built in Neuenmarkt-Wirsberg at the foot of Europe's first railway line, the "Schiefen Ebene" (Slanted Level). It is the largest specialized museum of its kind in Germany: More than 30 steam locomotives from both ancient and modern eras offer a comprehensive insight into German railway history. Visitors can marvel at preserved locomotives in the locomotive shed, which otherwise only run on model railway tracks. A special highlight of the exhibition is the salon dining car from 1937. After more than 70 years of service to the Reich and Federal Chancellors, it commemorates important events in German political history.

From the viewing platform, you can get a good view of the "Schiefen Ebene" line and take some great photos. This spot is especially popular during the "Whitsun Steam Days."

St. John's Church in Wirsberg has been built three times. The oldest parts of the church date back to the 12th century. The second building was completed in 1646, and the third, its current form, in 1746. Worth seeing: The pulpit altar is a white marbled wooden structure. A special feature is the oil painting "The Ten Commandments" hanging in the church. Its style and color scheme are reminiscent of the circle of Lucas Cranach. https://www.wirsberg.de/buergerservice-rathaus/kirchen

Protestant Church of St. Johannis in Wirsberg

https://www.herrmanns-posthotel.de/ Here you can find everything about the hotel

Television chef Alexander Herrmann has the Hotel Post here in his hometown https://www.herrmanns-posthotel.de/