20의 쇼눙겐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

The bike path here is great.

Information about the Main Cycle Path: https://www.mainradweg.com

Nice flat stage except for the concrete slabs between Untertheres and Gädheim.

A very nice bike path

Todays use The lake is now used as a local recreation area. Large parts are open to swimming, diving, sailing and fishing. The remaining areas are created as biotopes and designated as nature reserves. Another use is as water retention to avoid flooding in spring when the snow melts and to feed the Sauerquellebach with enough water in the dry times in summer and autumn. With a total area of 33 hectares, the lake is the largest reservoir in Lower Franconia.[1] It is surrounded by forest all around. The circular route is 4.4 km long. Parts of the north shore of the lake have sunbathing areas, a sandy beach and bathing jetties. In 1983 and 2022 the lake was completely drained for renovation work. After a ground closure was built in 2022, the reservoir no longer needs to be completely emptied in the event of renovation work. The drain was closed again on September 22, 2022 and the filling of the lake with rainwater and snow is expected to be completed by spring 2024. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ellertsh%C3%A4user_See

The town hall, located on the south side of the "guten Stube", Schweinfurt's market square, was built by Nikolaus Hofmann between 1570 and 1572 after the great destruction of the city in the so-called Markgräfler War in 1554. It can be done with good It can rightly be described as one of the most important Renaissance buildings in southern Germany. Source:https://www.schweinfurtfuehrer.de/gehenswertes/rathaus/ The market square is a place (along with the Roßmarkt) that has always been used as a goods trading center, which was probably created after the first destruction of the city between 1254 and 1282. It is first mentioned in documents in 1336. Source:https://www.schweinfurtfuehrer.de/alte-stadtansichten-und-infos/marktplatz/

A bike ride along the Main is always interesting.

The Ellertshäuser See during the dam repair, March 2023