20의 오베른도르프 암 레흐가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Impressive castle with a beautiful view of the Danube.

Very nice place to rest.

The sculpture is a great photo motif 💕🙏

very nice sculpture

If you approach the Rieder Tor from the old town, you have a very nice view of it with the branch of the Danube. The environment is very attractively designed, so that the detour is worthwhile.

1147 First mention of the Litun farm (Leiten, today Leitheim) 1171 Mention of Leitheim as a monastic winery of the Cistercian monastery Kaisheim 1185 first mention of a chapel in Leitheim 1542 Abbot John VI. Sauer has a handsome house built on the vineyard 1674 Abbot Hieronymus Winter restores the vineyard that was devastated in the Thirty Years' War 1696 Leitheim Palace becomes the summer residence of Abbot Elias Götz, the Church of St. Blasius is completed in its present form 1751 Abbot Chölestin I Mermos has the castle rebuilt, a second floor, a hall and the hipped roof are created. The interior is in the Rococo style 1817 Castle and church are put up for auction as "state realities". 1820 sold to the chief chef Marquis von Montperny for 4,100 guilders 1835 Transfer of Leitheim Castle to the Freiherr Tucher von Simmelsdorf family through the marriage of Friedericke von Montperny to Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Freiherr Tucher von Simmelsdorf 1959 Founding of the Leitheim Palace Concerts 2008 Takeover of Leitheim Castle by the Messerschmitt Foundation

A bit strange at first when you drive towards a house with a garage. Should I use the left, the middle or the right door? 😂

An interesting sculpture indeed. Since it was placed here by the river, one might assume it represents Neptune, the Roman god of flowing waters, springs, or even the weather. The fact that the Via Claudia Augusta (built at the beginning of the 1st century AD) runs along this route also suggests this conclusion. Neptune and Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea, were only generally considered synonymous from the beginning of the 3rd century onwards. However, the sculpture's posture is also unusual: in antiquity, both were depicted standing upright. Perhaps the artist wanted to express, with the reclining figure, that Neptune or Poseidon should rest, no longer have any power, and keep their hands off the bridge.