킨델브뤼크 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

It's always nice to see what the fairground clubs come up with.

Again a very impressive church.

The cult stone is nestled in the middle of the village and in a very beautiful area with numerous benches.

Signpost and information box as well as a bench with dining table :)

Picturesque and magnificent panoramic views in clear weather.

The Gründelsloch near Kindelbrück is one of the most impressive and important karst springs in Thuringia. It was created by the dissolution of limestone in the subsoil. The resulting underground cavity collapsed in 1611, causing a sinkhole and the spring to emerge. The active karst spring, with a diameter of 22 m and a discharge of around 15,600 l per minute, has several older precursor springs that are lined up like a string of pearls from northwest to southeast in the area of the Kindelbrück fault zone and dried up again over time. Examples of these dried-up precursor springs are the Kuhborn, around 700 meters away, or the karst spring on the Steinrinne. Source: display board

The sun cult stone from Bilzingsleben was found near the Dornberg. It was initially used as a whetstone, later brought to the village with great effort and placed here in the Schenksgarten in 1982.

The village church was built in 1512 and dedicated to St. Wigbert. The core of the tower base dates from before 1300. In 1885, the late medieval nave and choir were demolished and replaced by a new building. The church tower of the previous church was incorporated into the neo-Gothic church building. The new church was consecrated in 1889. An inadequate foundation of the choir led to deformations with wide cracks in the masonry. Parts of the church are therefore currently (as of 2018) inaccessible. Source: Wikipedia