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The Kirschgarten recreation area invites you to take a relaxing break. Around the small lake, you'll find a Kneipp facility with foot and arm baths, a playground, and a ping-pong table. The Kirschgarten grill, open seasonally, provides refreshments. Events such as summer festivals and stops on the Streutal beer garden tour are also regularly held here.

Here, the cross and the roses grow together in the tree. A very beautiful pictorial motif.

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The cemetery is well-preserved, well-maintained, and an impressive piece of history. However, it's only visible from the outside. At least, that's how it was when we were there.

a nice refreshment on hot days

On Mellrichstädter Straße, the door of the egg and pasta shop is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and there is a trust cash register inside.

Erected in 1866 in honor of St. Anthony of Padua. In 1955, it was demolished due to damp ground and rebuilt on a higher level. St. Anthony with the Christ Child is depicted in the interior around 1800.

The Gaden (forts) surrounding the church in Oberstreu are a gem that transports the viewer to another world. Even though the current ensemble is smaller than it was in its heyday, it still gives an idea of how the fortifications once protected the Oberstreu residents from enemies and how life in the village was then. According to an information panel at the Gaden (forts), after the village was relocated in the 11th and 12th centuries, a tower, a small church, and a cemetery emerged from the flood-prone Streu lowlands. Initially, these were only enclosed by a wall. However, the walls were soon raised, and storehouses, known as Gaden (forts), were added from the inside. The term comes from Old High German and means something like "parlor" or "chamber." The defensive power of the complex was increased by the church tower and a defensive tower in the northern row of Gaden (forts). Unfortunately, the complex was destroyed in 1553 during the so-called Margrave War. However, the stone portals on the doors, dating from 1557 to 1591, show that the Gaden were rebuilt after the war. At the latest, they had cellars underneath. (info MainPost)