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If you want, you can get pulled there. Great!

Wonderful race track with new asphalt and no traffic

A wonderful race track with new asphalt and no traffic. A great alternative to the Hausener Landstraße, which runs parallel to the east.

Great Baggesee with an incredibly beautiful turquoise color. A dream landscape. There is a large lawn for sunbathing and fine sand for children to play in.

Nice quiet little road, great to drive.

It is a wonderful tour to cycle around the quarry lake. You can see the beautiful color of the water from all sides. The swimming area with sand for the little ones to play in is also completely idyllic. A large lawn invites you to sunbathe or take a break. Absolutely recommendable this visit.

Martinsplatz with the town hall and the parish church of St. Martin is a newly designed village square and forms the center of Linz. If you are interested in churches, it is worth a short stop here to visit the church. The Catholic parish church of St. Martin was first mentioned in 972. Today's church building dates back to 1275. The then late Gothic church building had a tower to the west. From around 1670 onwards, the Jesuits of Konstanz ruled the village for a hundred years. The baroque style of the church took place during this period: the conversion took place in 1754, according to other sources in 1756. The church received its carved pews, the high and side altar, the pulpit and corner medallions. The high altar painting of Saint Martin and the outside choir fresco of the Immaculata are attributed to Johann Konrad Wengner(?) and were probably created around 1754. In 1868 the old dilapidated church tower was demolished. During the construction of a new church tower, it collapsed due to construction defects on September 11, 1877. An emergency bell tower was then erected. In 1922 the parish church was renovated: it received stained glass windows, a large missionary cross and a neo-baroque ceiling painting by Josef Mariano Kitschker. In 1938 the present church tower was rebuilt. The church was renovated in 1961. A major interior renovation followed in 1987. In 1991 the inauguration of the new celebration altar was celebrated. In 1995 a new pipe organ was inaugurated. The furnishings include an excellent bust of Our Lady of Sorrows made of fired clay. It was probably made around 1430 and is related to the Master of Eriskirch. The ringing includes four bells. A fifth bell came back from the bell depot to the parish church after the Second World War and now stands on the floor of the bell room. Today's town hall is housed in the so-called Freyberg'schen Schlösschen. It was built at the end of the 16th century as a manor house for the village lords of Freyberg.

This is really a very nice section.