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A magnificent view of the castle.

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Shortcut via Jakobsberg. However, it's better to cycle from the Tuntenhausen to Beyharting cycle path up to Jakobsberg instead of taking the main road.

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A very nice view

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Very interesting

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Wonderful, historic building which now houses the municipal administration.

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nice route with little traffic

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Amrang - very beautiful town in Upper Bavaria - the car museum is also a must

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Has been used as a town hall for decades!

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The first known owner of the Schechen castle estate was Ortlieb der Dorfpekch zu Schechen around 1400. At that time, the castle estate was probably a larger farm. A new building was erected in the second half of the 16th century. The von Dannel family (also Daniel or Tannel), who held the noble seat (later Hofmark) Schechen from 1419 to 1628, followed as owners. This was followed by the Schwabach, the Schrenkh and finally the canon Georg Ignaz von Schiestl. The commoner Jakob Krämer (Kramer, Kranner) bought the aristocratic residence on July 27, 1809. Over the next 100 years, the owners changed frequently. On June 13, 1902, the Rotterdam brewer Georg Kaiser bought the property and used the building, which had already been converted into an inn in 1870. On January 20, 1987, the community of Schechen bought the Schechen Castle from Brigitte Wasum and converted it into the town hall. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Schechen

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Former castle - two-storey plastered building with a crooked hip roof from 1595, on the third floor of the chapel tower on the east side is a former castle chapel of St. George. Source and further information http://www.jakobus-weg.de/aRoradw/KirchKap/8Mangtal/aTunth.htm

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The first known owner of the Schechen castle estate was Ortlieb der Dorfpekch zu Schechen around 1400. At that time, the castle estate was probably a larger farm. A new building was erected in the second half of the 16th century. The von Dannel family (also Daniel or Tannel), who held the noble seat (later Hofmark) Schechen from 1419 to 1628, followed as owners. This was followed by the Schwabach, the Schrenkh and finally the canon Georg Ignaz von Schiestl. The commoner Jakob Krämer (Kramer, Kranner) bought the aristocratic residence on July 27, 1809. Over the next 100 years, the owners changed frequently. On June 13, 1902, the Rotterdam brewer Georg Kaiser bought the property and used the building, which had already been converted into an inn in 1870. On January 20, 1987, the community of Schechen bought the Schechen Castle from Brigitte Wasum and converted it into the town hall. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Schechen

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Oberrain: former castle (in house No. 4): two-storey plastered building with a half-hipped roof from 1595, on the third floor of the chapel tower on the east side is a former castle chapel St. Georg

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Tuntenhausen is seen with the double tower of the church, the Maxlrain Castle anyway and the route there is beautiful. You should plan this when you are in the area ...

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The basilica of Tuntenhausen is a well-known place of pilgrimage

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Gentle hills with manageable traffic ..

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Good option off the main roads.

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A great detour on the main road .. thanks for the good tip.

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Good connection on quiet roads in scenic, hilly surroundings.

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