헤른발트 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

랑겐프로첼텐 양수 발전소는 바이에른주 운터프랑켄 지역의 마인-슈페사르트군에 위치한 랑겐프로첼텐 마을과 파르텐슈타인 사이에 있으며 1976년에 가동을 시작했습니다. 이 발전소는 철도 전력만 공급하며 철도 전력망의 중요한 첨두 부하 발전소입니다. 소유주는 Donau-Wasserkraft AG입니다. 두 개의 프란시스 펌프 터빈을 갖춘 이 수력 발전소는 터빈 출력 164MW, 펌핑 출력 154메가와트를 자랑합니다. 상부 저수지는 하부 저수지보다 약 300미터 높은 곳에 위치하며, 직경 약 4미터, 길이 1.3km의 압력 터널로 연결됩니다. 최대 낙차는 320m입니다. 상부 저수지의 용량은 약 150만 m³이며, 최대 에너지 저장 용량은 950MWh입니다. 하부 저수지에 저장된 물은 신더스바흐(Sindersbach) 강으로, 여름철에는 대부분 물이 흐르지 않기 때문에 필요시 하부 저수지에서 1.2km 하류에 위치한 또 다른 저류지에서 물을 끌어올립니다. 출처: 위키백과

하지만 간식은 챙겨가세요.. 여기서는 정육점을 찾을 수 없을 것입니다

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Langenprozelten 주변은 언제나 아름다운 투어입니다.

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Hutten Castle The building, with its characteristic turrets, was erected in 1711 by Amtmann Stern on the site of a former estate belonging to the Voite von Rieneck family and later became the property of the Counts of Hutten, an influential Franconian noble family, as commemorated by their coat of arms above the portal. Hutten Castle has served various purposes, including as a tax office, a warehouse for the Reich Labor Service, and the Lower Franconian Transport Museum. Today, it houses the Film-Photo-Sound Museum and the Spessart Nature Park Information Center. Source: Information board at the site

The moated castle was owned by the Barons of Thüngen. In 1001, Knight Hildolf von Tüngen exchanged the "village of Sinna with all its appurtenances" with the Bishopric of Würzburg for his imperial fief in Thuringia. It was not until 1303 that Gozo, Aplo, and Hermannus de Sinna took up residence at the castle. By 1317, it had become a fief of the Counts of Rieneck. In 1337, the Bishop of Würzburg granted it, along with all its possessions, as a castle fief to Dietz von Tungden. Dietz von Tungden essentially built the castle as it stands today between 1339 and 1342 and sold it, along with all its possessions, to his son, William of Thüngen, in 1405. The freehold Burgsinn Castle was later granted to Brandenburg as a fief by Balthasar and Sigmund von Thüngen and has since been owned by the Andreasian line of the Thüngen dynasty. Gottfried von Thüngen, the current owner, lives in France, so the castle is no longer inhabited. Source and further information: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alte_Burg_(Burgsinn)

Burgsinn's landmark is the moated castle. With its new keep, it looks beautiful again.