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Today there was a café in the Gmaahaus.☕️🍰

The Aisch weir, with its beautiful old half-timbered buildings, is an ideal place to relax for a few minutes and watch the anglers on the rushing Aisch River.

Beautifully restored, with a bread bakery still in use, right next to the village pond

The climb from Ebermannstadt is quite a challenge. In town, the road climbs straight up first, then continues in switchbacks, sometimes with gradients up to 14%, if you can trust the signs. Up on the plateau, there are a few more meters of elevation gain to the airport, which are quite a pain. The descent is not easy, with tight turns. Caution is advised here.

The Sichhaus Chapel in Forchheim is located in the immediate vicinity of the Old Bridge. It is a small, inconspicuous building with a long history. It originally served as part of a medieval hospice, a facility for the care of lepers and other outcasts. Over the centuries, the chapel has been rebuilt and altered several times. Today, it presents itself as a simple Baroque building. Inside, there is a small altar and several religious statues. The chapel is a place of silence and contemplation, reminiscent of the social welfare of times past. Its proximity to the Old Bridge, an important transportation hub, underscores its importance to the people of Forchheim over the centuries.

Not always open, but worth a stop when it is. It's so inconspicuous and hidden that it's easy to drive past.

From the bridge over the Aisch River, you can see the Trailsdorf mill. Trailsdorf was first documented in 1109 under the name "Drawelesdorf." The mill itself is said to be as old as the village. When a waterwheel once clattered on the riverbank, paper was produced and flour was ground here. Nowadays, it functions only as a sawmill, and the turbine electricity is fed into the grid.

well developed, much nicer than on the main road