オーバーヴィヒタッハのおすすめランニングルート

A lovely little town with a special flair! I like it very much!

The ruins of Haus Murach Castle are almost more impressive from a distance than up close, so you should take your time to enjoy this vantage point of the castle and Obermurach.

At the former train station in Oberviechtach there is a historic technical treat - not just for railway enthusiasts. One of the oldest Hanomag locomotives still preserved in the world has found its well-deserved resting place in an architecturally exceptionally successful "glass locomotive shed". The B-coupler, i.e. two axles, was built in the Hanomag works in 1899 under the number 3427. Its design corresponds to the first Bockerln that served on the Nabburg-Oberviechtach-Schönsee railway line from 1904 onwards.

If you're walking quickly, you could walk past it without paying attention. But the beech tree doesn't deserve that. It would definitely take two grown-up people to hug the trunk. You can see that it has already experienced a lot. Nevertheless, it stands proudly in the middle of the forest.

Worth stopping for a moment

In the six different departments of the museum you will learn interesting facts about the famous traveling doctor Doctor Eisenbarth and about gold mining around Oberviechtach. The museum is currently open on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays. More information at https://oberviechtach.byseum.de.

The Oberviechtacher Museum was founded in 1967 by Karl Foißner as the "Doctor Eisenbarth and Heimatmuseum". In 2005/2006 the museum moved from the market square to the market mill. The inauguration took place on July 22, 2005, the official opening took place on May 12, 2006. http://eisenbarthmuseum.de/

At the former train station in Oberviechtach there is a historical technology delicacy - not just for railway enthusiasts. One of the oldest Hanomag locomotives still preserved in the world has found its well-deserved resting place in an architecturally extremely successful “glass locomotive shed”. Under number 3427 the B-coupler, i.e. two axes, built in the Hanomag factories in 1899. Its design corresponds to the first Bockerln that have been in service on the Nabburg-Oberviechtach-Schönsee railway line since 1904. https://oberviechtach.de/index.php?article_id=371