오버라스바흐‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Wöhrder See, Nuremberg Wöhrder See, the youngest of Nuremberg's waterways, is a popular local recreation area in the heart of the city, providing a natural habitat for endangered species. It is not a natural lake, but was created by damming the Pegnitz River, which flows through it. The idea for an inner-city lake existed as early as the 1930s. The project was approved for implementation in October 1959. In addition to the City of Nuremberg, the State Water Management Authority and the Middle Franconia District were involved in the planning and construction. Recreational concerns were not the only priority in the design. The lake is also part of the extensive flood protection measures after the Second World War. Construction work began in 1968 with the Lower Wöhrder See and continued until 1972. The sand trap above the waterway was built between 1972 and 1975. The final construction phase of the Upper Wöhrder Lake was completed in 1981. Text / Source: Nürnberg Infos.de / Nürnberger Nachrichten https://nuernberginfos.de/gewaesser-nuernberg/woehrder-see.php

다양한 방식으로 운동하기 좋은 멋진 장소입니다.

뉘른베르크에 있는 **Große Dutzendteich**는 **Volkspark Dutzendteich** 휴양 지역의 일부인 아름다운 장소입니다. 이 그림 같은 연못에 대한 몇 가지 흥미로운 정보는 다음과 같습니다: - **위치**: Große Dutzendteich는 **뉘른베르크 남동부**에 위치하며, Kleine Dutzendteich와 함께 이 지역에서 가장 큰 두 개의 연못 중 하나입니다. - **자연**: 이 연못들은 **연못 풍경**의 일부이며 **Fischbach** 강이 흐릅니다. 산책과 휴식에 이상적인 매력적인 풍경으로 둘러싸여 있습니다. - **활동**: - Volkspark Dutzendteich는 **하이킹**, **자전거 타기**, **피크닉**을 포함한 다양한 레크리에이션 기회를 제공합니다. - 또한 편안한 산책에 완벽한, 쉬움 등급의 **3.1km 순환 경로**도 있습니다. - **평가**: Große Dutzendteich는 24개의 평가에서 평균 **4.0**점을 받았으며, 이는 방문객들 사이에서의 인기를 강조합니다. - **특징**: Dutzendteich는 휴식 장소일 뿐만 아니라 **Rock im Park** 및 기타 문화 행사와 같은 다양한 행사를 위한 인기 있는 장소이기도 합니다.

From here on, the Rednitz, after it has now absorbed the Pegnitz, is called Regnitz. The point of land to Überplanken certainly has the advantage that you don't have to deal with mud or wild growth. The disadvantage is that the boards, despite the corrugations, quickly turn into a slide as soon as they get wet.

Beautiful local recreational destination in the southern part of Nuremberg. Very spacious, close to nature, ideal with children... and also steeped in history!

The beautiful fountain stands on the edge of Nuremberg's main market square. It is shaped like a Gothic church spire and is one of Nuremberg's main attractions and is also part of the Historical Mile. Legend has it that whoever turns the golden ring on the fountain's grille will have three wishes granted. There is another black ring on the opposite side of the fountain. Some people claim that this is the real lucky ring and that the "golden" one is the tourist ring... Just try it out! 😉

나치당의 의회 건물에 대한 전망 - 독일 역사의 수치스러운 부분입니다. 수많은 잔학 행위, 억압, 비인간성이 있었던 이 시기를 아무리 강조해도 지나치지 않습니다.

The myth of the brass ring, which is seamlessly forged into the iron grate, also has a legend. It is said to have got in like this: Master Kuhn, who built the grate around the well, had a daughter called Margret, who was courted by his apprentice. But because he did not want to give his child to a poor boy, he forbade this courtship and threw him out. It is said to have said something like: "It will come to nothing! It will come to nothing, just as you can make the rings on the well grate turn!" The master then went away and the apprentice wanted to prove that he could do something and secretly made the ring. Then he cut it open, inserted it into the grate, soldered, hammered and filed until you could no longer see the seam. Then he left town and never came back. When the master returned home, he realized that he had been too strict. He regretted being thrown out and would have liked to have the clever apprentice back and given him his daughter too, but it was too late and Margret cried her eyes out. One of the rings is considered a lucky charm; according to legend, whoever turns it will be blessed with children. The brass ring is usually thought to be the lucky charm, but many Nuremberg residents believe that the iron ring is the "real ring" and therefore the lucky charm. According to another legend, the sculpture of the fountain was actually commissioned as the top of the tower of the Frauenkirche (also on the main market), but this was rejected due to the lack of a way to lift it.