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A very beautiful local recreation area with many leisure activities, a hotel and a pub with a beer garden.

Schwarzenbach, the pearl on the Saale cycle path.

Right next to the Waldsteinhaus rises a mighty rock face containing the remains of the surrounding walls of the former main castle, the "Red Castle." Stone steps through the castle gate lead to the inner courtyard, which formerly housed various buildings (a gatehouse, a residential tower, and a cistern). The castle was built in the 14th century by the Lords of Sparneck; it was destroyed by the Swabian League in midsummer 1523. In the summer of 2024, the "Red Castle" was renovated and is now open to visitors again.

Our city is known beyond its borders as a town of art and culture. The museums, exhibitions and events invite not only art lovers to enjoy. Our dreamy and romantic old town, around the town hall and the Saale, with cafes, restaurants and beer gardens invite you to linger, enjoy and relax. The range of sights in our city area is also diverse - and those who want can be guided by a tour guide. Schwarzenbach an der Saale is also an ideal starting point for day trips, motorcycle, bicycle or hiking tours to the Fichtel Mountains, the Franconian Forest, the Thuringian Forest, the Upper Palatinate and the Bohemian Forest, to Thuringia, Saxony, the Upper Palatinate and the Czech Republic. Source: https://www.schwarzenbach-saale.de/leben-erleben/sehenswuerdigkeiten/

Welcome to our beautiful town of Schwarzenbach a.d.Saale. On the northern edge of the Fichtel Mountains, with its attractive old town on the upper reaches of the Saale, our town is located in a well-developed, varied natural landscape. With almost 7,000 inhabitants, we are known as a livable industrial town and as the region's artists' town. The Entenhausen cosmos with the Erika Fuchs Museum is just as much at home here as an active civic society with a variety of different clubs, events and festivals all year round. Source:https://www.schwarzenbach-saale.de/

Nice cycle path along the Saale

Margrave Christian of Brandenburg-Bayreuth gave the town market rights in 1610. There were three manors in the village: the Seuckenreuth tower hill castle, the Oberhof and the Unterhof. The former office of the Prussian Principality of Bayreuth, which had been Prussian since 1792, fell to France in the Peace of Tilsit in 1807 and came to Bavaria in 1810. At that time, the princes of Schönburg-Waldenburg owned the Unterhof manor. They built Schwarzenbach Castle in place of the manor. In 1844, King Ludwig of Bavaria raised Schwarzenbach an der Saale to the status of a town. Source and more info https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzenbach_an_der_Saale

Old ruin in the forest. Very nice to watch and relax.