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A nice covered rest area in Obernzenn where you can cool off in the summer heat.

A beautiful triple sundial in the middle of Obernzenn

Great rest bench with a magnificent view of Lake Obernzenner.

The Jewish cemetery lies southwest of the town on a hill near the lake. It covers an area of over 6,000 square meters and was perhaps established around 1613. Approximately 200 gravestones remain.

The wayside shrine "The Spinner" is a well-known, legendary stone cross in the Middle Franconian municipality of Oberdachstetten (Ansbach district). Location: The shrine is located in the "Devil's Ditch" along a hiking trail leading from Oberdachstetten towards Westheim. Legend: According to tradition, the maiden Apollonia Hufnagel spun there at midnight despite a warning. The next day, she was found with her neck twisted. Significance: The cross commemorates this gruesome event and is one of the region's landmarks in the Frankenhöhe Nature Park. Hiking: The memorial is situated along popular hiking trails. It is a typical wayside shrine, often also interpreted as a grave marker in connection with the legend.

The memorial "The Spinner" at Teufelsgraben (Devil's Ditch) is a grave monument and a legendary site near Oberdachstetten in the Ansbach district of Middle Franconia. Background and Legend: Location: The monument is located in the woods in the "Teufelsgraben" (Devil's Ditch) on the path from Oberdachstetten to Westheim. The Legend: Legend tells of a young woman named Apollonia Hufnagel from Anfelden who, despite warnings, went to the spinning room in Westheim and crossed the eerie Teufelsgraben. The legend recounts that she spun there at midnight and was found the next day with her neck twisted.

Here you have a good view over Wessachhof (military training area)

It was a school until the mid-1960s.