부르크빈트하임 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

아스바허 슈트라세의 무료 하이킹 주차장

The spring is very hidden. Even with Komoot, I initially drove right past it.

Here the Debersdorf stream branches off to form a chain of ponds used for carp farming.

The spring is somewhat hidden near the hiking parking lot and is almost impossible to find without local knowledge (or Komoot). It's a shame that the surrounding area isn't well-maintained. To call the bench by the pond dilapidated would be an understatement.

A beautiful church

Here the carp are frolicking at the feeder!

The pilgrimage church, built in 1467, was replaced in 1594 by a new building because it was too small, which was not consecrated until 1597. The two-bay hall church has a choir supported by buttresses with a 5/8 end, which is spanned inside with a ribbed vault on consoles. A hexagonal roof turret covered with a tent roof rises from the gable roof above the choir. The high altar dates from the late 17th century. The altarpiece from 1651 shows the Last Supper. The pulpit was built under Abbot Wilhelm II Roßhirt of Ebrach Monastery.

The abbot of the Ebrach monastery, Hieronymus II Held, had the hall church with a hipped roof built between 1748 and 1751 with the participation of Balthasar Neumann. Only the church tower from 1615 remained from the previous church, which stands in the south of the nave with a three-sided end in the east. It is divided into three floors by cornices; the top floor houses the belfry behind the sound arcades, in which four church bells hang.