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A beautiful old bridge

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A beautiful bridge

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A very nice bike path

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There is always something going on at the Hammelburg market square and there are also bars and restaurants.

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When you are here you should visit a café or an ice cream parlor and explore the old town, it is worth it.

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From here you have a wonderful view of the Old Saale Bridge. Parts of it date back to the 16th century.

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The old, brick-built, round-arch bridges are simply a feast for the eyes, even if they often only serve as one-way streets... never mind... that has style!

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Well-preserved remains of the Botenlauben castle ruins. From the tower you have a fabulous view of Bad Kissingen and the Rhön.

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The market square is beautifully designed, you will also find some nice restaurants there. The market fountain is well worth seeing and characterizes the image of the market square.

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The market fountain is well worth seeing and characterizes the image of the market square.

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Right next to it is a beautifully landscaped bathing area, volleyball field and snack bar 👍🏻

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Old one-way bridge

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where the Thulba reaches the eastern outskirts of Oberthulba. Its water flow is reinforced there by the Lauter, which is about 9.1 km long and coming from the left. Below the Reithermühle northwest of Thulba (district of Oberthulba), the Heeggraben and the Laibach flow in from the right and the (temporarily dry) Heinergraben at a small lake with a campsite. Below the Obere Erthals-Mühle, it is reached on the left-hand side by the Rumbach, which runs parallel at the end. South of Obererthal (district of Hammelburg), the Mühlgraben, which flows back into the Thulba at the Herberts-Mühle near Untererthal (Hammelburg), branches off, into which the Elsengraben in turn flows. Below the Kessenmühle, the Thulba flows into the Franconian Saale near the sewage treatment plant in the west of Hammelburg.

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The Thulba arises south of the Black Mountains and north of the village of Geroda in an area characterized by forest and meadow areas. After their source streams have united south of the Obermühle, the Thulba begins to flow in a generally southwesterly direction. Below the monastery mill, it reaches Geroda, where there are two more mills and where the Sembach flows in from the right. It passes the Ruckmühle, northwest of Birkenfeld a small sewage treatment plant and south of it the Festersbrunnen. The Thulba now meanders through a deeply cut valley. At Burkardroth-Oehrberg, it used to drive the Oehrbach mill. In this section, the Thulba is also called the Oehrbach. After passing another sewage treatment plant south of Oehrberg, the Oehrbachtal narrows significantly. Coming from the right, the Thülbingsbach flows north-west of Oberthulba-Hassenbach, which flows around it to the south. The Nuß-Mühle, the Neu-Mühle and the Schreinersmühle follow,

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Historical building. Beware of oncoming traffic

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These are still buildings for eternity, simply a robust design.

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A historic arch bridge

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This is still a building for eternity

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Sensational view over Bad Kissingen and the Röhn

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From Wikipedia: The exact year the messenger arbor was created is unknown, but it is assumed that it was created around 1180. Possibly the Henneberg Burgrave Berthold I initiated its construction.[1] The first known documentary mention of the castle dates back to the year 1206, when its future resident Otto von Botenlauben was named "Otto de Bodenlouben" in a Würzburg document.

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