Top 8 Caves 뷔헨바흐 주변

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The summer cellar (building permit issued in 1862) served for the year-round storage of beer, which was an important foodstuff for travelers on the Nuremberg-Ulm trade route. Therefore, B. had two inns and a horse-changing station. Today, guided tours of the restored rock-cut cellars are offered.

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The former beer cellar is a bit off the path and can easily be overlooked.

Beer storage and bowling alley It was built in 1862 as a beer storage cellar by the innkeeper and brewer Leo Wolshofer with a habitable front building. Konrad Gundel bought it in 1883 and built a bowling alley to the east of the cellar in 1885. It was used until 1930. At that time, its function as a cold storage cellar with natural ice also ended. Towards the end of the Second World War, the cellar was a shelter for the population. From 1954 onwards, it gradually fell into disrepair. In 2001, the municipality of Kammerstein bought the ruins, including the cellar and the property.

This place is really worth a visit at any time of the year!

Great corner with lots of trails and interesting caves

Here you can take a break and enjoy the mountain