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The Schönanger steam locomotive is a nostalgic photo opportunity: the old engine is a reminder of the time when wood and glass shaped the region. A surprising moment by the roadside that hardly any cyclist forgets.

Grafenau, a lively small town on the Ohe River. Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you fancy a change of pace from nature during your tour, hop off your bike here for a bit. www.grafenau.de

Grafenau is a vibrant hub for your tour: cafés, shops, beer gardens around the town square and train station, and the town park offer plenty of opportunities for a relaxing break. If you're looking for a bit of urban variety amidst your nature tour, take a short break here. www.grafenau.de

If you'd like to treat yourself before or after your hike, you've come to the right place: The 5-star Jagdhof is an ideal base for exploring the Ilz Valley – complete with a natural swimming lake, a large spa area, and fine cuisine. Röhrnbach itself, with its traditional inns and regional beer culture, including many breweries and beers from the Lower Bavarian Beer Culture Region, offers the perfect setting for a relaxing break. www.jagdhof-roehrnbach.de

On the main street in Grafenau, southeast of the pilgrimage church, stands this remarkable memorial commemorating the victims of the following wars in this region: 1870/71: 8 war victims WWI: 105 war victims WWI: 269 war victims It is important that these terrible wartime events are remembered here at the church so that they are not forgotten and, hopefully, never repeated. https://warvictims.de/Denkmale/Grafenau

belongs to the construction company Bachl

owned by construction company Bachl

The parish church of the Assumption of Mary in Grafenau was built in the 15th century and was originally a Gothic church. It contains Baroque altars dating from around 1730, as well as numerous Gothic and Baroque figures. After several fires, it was continually expanded and received its first ceiling painting in 1734. In 1904, the single-nave structure was enlarged to a three-aisled building. The town wall dates back to the 15th century. Until 1790, the walls and towers were regularly renovated for defensive purposes; after that, they were left to decay. Since 2021, a new organ with 37 stops across three manuals and pedal has been playing in the parish church of Grafenau. The organ stops are housed in the listed case from 1750. This case previously stood in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Deggendorf and was built by Konrad Brandenstein in Stadt am Hof, Regensburg. The elaborate new organ has created a unique soundscape for the Grafenau church. From the softest piano to the most powerful fortissimo, organists can choose from a wide range of sounds, allowing them to shape and perform both meditative and concert pieces for dignified masses and devotions, as well as for church concerts. The rich treasure of church music is intended to help proclaim the Gospel and touch the hearts of listeners and worshippers. A free guided tour of the church is offered every Wednesday. Registration at the parish office is required. https://www.bayerischer-wald.de/attraktion/stadtpfarrkirche-maria-himmelfahrt-aa34cf7d16