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Three years after the death of his wife Wilhelmine, Margrave Friedrich began construction on a new palace, but did not live to see its completion. His daughter Elisabeth Friederike Sophie inherited the property in 1763 and had a late Baroque garden laid out there by 1780. In 1793, Duchess Friederike Dorothee Sophie of Württemberg acquired the palace. The Duchess incorporated the surrounding landscape into the design, creating a wealth of charming decorative structures and garden scenes based on the existing sandstone cliffs. Duke Alexander of Württemberg took fantasy to a new height. He used the palace as a summer residence and had it rebuilt in 1850/1852 into its current form. https://www.schloesser.bayern.de/deutsch/garten/objekte/bay_fant.htm

The Röhrensee is a pond measuring approximately 1.5 hectares south of Bayreuth's city center. It is located in the middle of the park of the same name, which features animal enclosures and a large playground. In March 2018, the zoo was recognized as a project of the UN Decade on Biodiversity. The Aubach River flows through the Röhrensee from south to north and was created in 1891 by the union of the Cunoweiher and the Röhrenweiher, which adjoined it to the north. With a length of 450 meters and a maximum width of 60 meters, it is the largest contiguous body of water in the city of Bayreuth. Where a dam once separated the Cunoweiher from the Röhrenweiher, which was then slightly lower, there is now an artificial island, accessible from both banks via two delicate arched bridges since 1903. The former Röhrenweiher is documented as the Lower Kunnenweiher or Kunnaweiher, dating back to 1686. The name of the southern Upper Kunnen or Kunnaweiher pond changed over time to Cunoweiher. Both ponds were named after a former owner named Kun or Kuhn. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/R%C3%B6hrensee_(Bayreuth)

There is a lot to discover around the Röhrensee (and a little way behind it in the adjacent zoo)!

How beautifully green it is in the city

Very nice route, well signposted, apart from about 250 minutes of gravel, everything is on very good asphalt.

Unfortunately, the Main is often just a trickle here, but it is still a wonderful route for cycling.

Enjoy the view and get rid of everyday stress!