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The Schwarzacher Steg is a striking covered wooden bridge. It spans the Main River near Mainleus.

The rock village of Freienfels is a picturesque district of the town of Hollfeld. The village is dominated by the imposing rock castle, which sits atop a dolomite cliff. It was originally built as a fortress in the 14th century. Today it is privately owned, but in the summer it serves as an atmospheric stage for the Franconian Theater Summer. There are currently plans to convert parts of the castle into a museum. The village is a popular starting point for hikes.

The Friesenbach spring above Kasendorf, with a normal flow rate of 400 liters per second, is one of the strongest springs in Northern Bavaria. The volume of water flowing from the spring can be explained by the fact that extensive, branching underground watercourses collect precipitation from a large catchment area encompassing the districts of Reuth, Azendorf, and Welschenkahl, and bring it to the surface here.

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The photo shows the brewhouse of Kulmbacher Brauerei AG. Many varieties are produced here: Kulmbacher, Mönchshof, EKU, and Kapuziner beers. I enjoyed a Kapuziner wheat beer on the historic market square (photo).

The market town of Wonsees belongs to the Kasendorf administrative community. It has a population of 1,133. The mayor is Andreas Pöhner. The Franconian Marienweg (Mary's Trail) runs through Wonsees, but numerous other hiking trails also attract tourists. Popular destinations include the Sanspareil Rock Garden and Zwernitz Castle.

The Püls Bräu has been brewing beer since 1798. Since its founding, the brewery has been family-owned for six generations. Püls Brewery The brewery and its products regularly receive awards. For example, in 2019, Weismainer beers won eight gold medals and Weismainer mineral water one gold medal, the Brauring quality seal, and the highest DLG award for long-standing product quality.

Magnificent nature and numerous scenic attractions characterize the state-recognized resort of Weismain. This small baroque town, also known as the "Gateway to Franconian Switzerland," is located in the Franconian Switzerland-Franconian Jura Nature Park. Sheep-grazed juniper slopes, barren plateaus, shady river valleys, and bizarre cliffs invite visitors to hike and climb. A visit to the Kleinziegenfelder Valley, the Bärental Valley, the Kötteler Grund, or the ascent to the Grosser Kordigast (537 m) are always an experience. From the Görauer Anger, there is a magnificent panoramic view of the Main Valley. In Niesten, it is worth taking a look from the plateau of the castle ruins, as the former seat of the Andechs-Merani family offers a wonderful view of the Jura Mountains. The Weismain and Krassach valleys are home to a diverse landscape of mills, reminiscent of earlier commercial life.