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The neo-Baroque hall church, built between 1904 and 1906, consists of a nave with a recessed, three-sided choir in the northwest and a church tower in the southeast, in whose belfry hang four church bells. It was consecrated by Ferdinand Schlör on July 7, 1909. Source and further information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Laurentius_(Heidenfeld)

With bench

Ideal for bird watching or photography

Parking on site. Beautiful quiet hiking area.

Short break? Unfortunately, lots of mosquitoes

Great hiking area. Fields, forests and lakes alternate.

The St. James the Elder Church in Röthlein Röthlein church The church in Röthlein, with its neo-Gothic church and the pointed church tower modeled on Tyrolean churches, has an unusually high-quality artistic interior for a village church. She owes this, among other things, to Prof. Dr. Angermair and Thomas Buscher. This is the third church built in Röthlein. Construction began in 1893. The construction was completed with the consecration on June 29, 1900 by Bishop Ferdinand von Schlör. First renovated in 1928, starting with ceiling insulation and a new chandelier. Three years later the tower was renovated. In 1953/55 the bell tower received two new bells, including a complete renovation of the church. In 1965/66 the church was renovated and modernized again. Since the modern one. Didn't like the style so much, it was decided to adapt the church to its original neo-Gothic interior in 1977/78. On November 12, 1978, the altar was consecrated by Auxiliary Bishop Alfons Kempf. Röthlein is approx. 10 km away from the industrial city of Schweinfurt. The first documentary mention dates back to the 8th/9th centuries. Find century. The administrative building of the municipality of Röthlein is also located in Röthlein. The church in the middle of town is not only a visible and audible part of local events. Many festivals are celebrated with a service in the parish church. On weekdays there is a service on Thursday at 7 p.m. The Sunday service takes place Saturday at 6:30 p.m. or Sunday at 9 or 10:30 a.m. alternating with Heidenfeld and Hirschfeld. Source: https://www.pg-heidenfeld-hirschfeld-roethlein.de/%C3%BCber-uns#r%C3%B6thlein-st-jakobus-der-%C3%A4ltere

The district of Garstadt is beautifully nestled between the Main and a 30 m high steep slope that supports the church, which can be seen from afar, and, downstream from the Main, the first vineyards south of Schweinfurt. On the left bank of the Main we find remains of alluvial forest in the Garstadter Holz, which contain botanical and zoological rarities.