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Tannenweiher as well as all surrounding dried up or drained, perhaps in autumn the bad season

Be sure to check beforehand if it's open. The sign read, "Sundays only from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., weather permitting."

The beer garden is currently open on Sundays from 11am to 6pm when the weather is nice

The former Weldenbahn railway line has been largely preserved as an asphalted railway path and is now known as the "Landrat-Dr.-Frey-Radweg" (District Administrator Dr. Frey Cycle Path).

There is a wonderful view at the top.

Beautiful, small, graceful church.

Hall building with recessed choir and northern tower with onion dome, lower part of the tower and choir at the end of the 15th century, choir redesigned and raised by Hans Georg Mozart in 1708, upper part of the tower in 1711, nave in 1716 by Hans Georg Mozart

The parish church of St. Adelgundis in Anhausen, a district of the municipality of Diedorf in the Augsburg district, is an important baroque church with a rich history. History and architecture The origins of the church probably date back to the early Middle Ages. The current choir area is roughly the same size as the building in the late Middle Ages, and the lower part of the 37-meter-high tower also dates from this period. Between 1708 and 1716, the church was given its current baroque appearance by the Augsburg master craftsman Hans Georg Mozart, a relative of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Furnishings The interior of the church is characterized by baroque elements. Particularly noteworthy are the frescoes by Johann Georg Melchior Schmidtner from 1716, which shine in their original splendor again after extensive restoration work. Several sculptures, paintings and a fresco cycle by Otto Michael Schmitt from 1946 on the organ gallery depict the life of the church's patron saint, Saint Adelgundis. Numerous depictions of angels, some of which are based on the Angel Bridge in Rome, refer to the church's second patron saint, the holy guardian angels. Current use The parish church of St. Adelgundis is part of the Willishausen parish community in the Augsburg-Land deanery. It serves the Catholic community as a place of worship and is an important cultural heritage of the region. The church is an impressive example of baroque sacred architecture and a testament to the deeply rooted religious traditions in Anhausen.