Top 4 Caves 칼슈타트 주변

A beautiful chapel

Interesting

Interesting

The Betzenmühle (formerly Thalmühle) stood south of the Schönrainberg, where there is still a vaulted cellar. This mill was only built after 1700. The Betzemühle - so called because its owner was called Betz, was a gypsum mill. The stones came by ship from Wernfeld-Sachsenheim, where there was also a gypsum mill. The mill had its own loading ramp and its own access to the Main - called the gypsum chute - where the stones were unloaded and the ground gypsum was loaded. Baron von Hutten in Steinbach bought the mill and all of its property and had it closed around 1894, allegedly because of the heavy poaching. Source: Article in the Lohrer Zeitung from January 25, 1975

The Betzenmühle (formerly Thalmühle) stood south of the Schönrainberg, where there is still a vaulted cellar. This mill was only built after 1700. The Betzemühle - so called because its owner was called Betz, was a gypsum mill. The stones came by ship from Wernfeld-Sachsenheim, where there was also a gypsum mill. The mill had its own loading ramp and its own access to the Main - called the gypsum chute - where the stones were unloaded and the ground gypsum was loaded. Baron von Hutten in Steinbach bought the mill and all of its property and had it closed around 1894, allegedly because of the heavy poaching. Source: Article in the Lohrer Zeitung from January 25, 1975

Natural stone vaults along the way, partly in ruins

In 1981 there was a fatal accident in the cave, since then it has been closed to the public.

According to legend, there was a little fountain here whose water could heal.