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The church can currently only be viewed from the outside. It is undergoing renovations until approximately fall 2025 (the information board is located at the church entrance). A look into the churchyard is worthwhile.

Successful symbiosis of old and new.

Schnaittach is known for the Jewish Museum of Franconia and the important Rococo fortress of Rothenberg (built from around 1729 to 1750). Since 1952, a memorial in the New Cemetery has commemorated 39 Jewish residents whose gravestones were destroyed during the Nazi dictatorship. There is no reference to those deported and murdered in the Holocaust.[21] 17 stumbling blocks commemorate victims of National Socialism who lived and worked in Schnaittach (see also the list of stumbling blocks in Schnaittach).

The lower floors of the square church tower in the west and the old choir supported by buttresses with a 5/8 end in the east, which is covered on the inside with a cross-ribbed vault, date from the late 14th century. In the late 15th century the church tower was raised to five floors and later covered with a slate-covered, eight-sided pointed helmet with watchtowers at the corners. The old nave was replaced in 1932/33 by a new one in the transverse direction with a new, recessed, straight-closing choir in the north. The high altar is neo-baroque and dates from 1933. The side altar, built in 1746 by Johann Michael Doser with the altarpiece by Otto Gebhard, was already in the old church. The pulpit and the Stations of the Cross are also by Doser. The organ with 25 registers on two manuals and pedal was built in 1935 by G. F. Steinmeyer & Co. A restoration was carried out in 2020 by Orgelbau Vleugels Source: Wikipedia

The castle was originally built in the 14th century as a moated castle and has been owned by the patrician Tucher von Simmelsdorf family since 1598. The castle was rebuilt from 1830 to 1841 according to a design by Leonhard Schmidtner. It consists of a stone ground floor and a wooden framework above it, which is covered with a high half-hipped roof. The castle is located in a former pond and moat complex, which was later converted into a landscape garden in the English style.

Beautiful little church. https://pfarrei-buehl.kirche-bamberg.de/kirchen/bruder-konrad---hormersdorf

The tradition of a classic brewery pub with its rich and long history is preserved here by two hobby landlords, the opening times are manageable and can be seen in the display case. The brewery pub only opens one weekend a month. Here, comfort is key and a visit is a journey through time with a fun factor.

Nice cycle path with good surface.