댐 켈브라 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Definitely worth seeing

Beautiful route for biking

Definitely worth seeing

Bridge of the former Kyffhäuser narrow-gauge railway between Arten and Berga.

Beautiful path, but an almost endless climb.

Nice view of the helmets

Nave At the end of the 14th century, the church was converted into a hall church. In the second half of the 16th century, the church was converted into a town church, and further construction work created its present appearance. A major fire in 1607 also damaged the town church. The nave is as follows: The altar is made of sandstone. An oil painting by Christian Richter highlights its significance with biblical imagery. The pulpit, with its basket and chalice-shaped base, fills the space with festive atmosphere. The alabaster lectern and its profiled pedestal cornice provide further spiritual inspiration. The formerly three-sided double galleries with painted panels and the noblemen's galleries fill the space. In 1911, the church received central heating. Two graves were discovered during construction. Church Tower The portal leading to the church tower is blocked by the organ bellows. In 1840, the tower was repaired, and a new bell with a weather vane was installed. Currently, a bronze bell from 1869 and a steel bell from 1955 hang on the tower. In 1956, the tower roof was repaired, and the documents from the tower's previous era were removed and replaced. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Georgii_(Kelbra)

The St. George's Church was the former monastery church of the Cistercian monastery of Kelbra. After a fire in 1607, it was largely rebuilt. Its oldest parts date back to the time of the monastery's founding in the 13th century. When the monastery was built, the founders, the Counts of Beichlingen, donated the churches of St. George and St. Martin to the citizens of Altendorf. The oldest remains of the former monastery are the square church tower and the round arches in the nave. Part of the monastery cellar and remnants of the walls are also still preserved. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/St._Georgii_(Kelbra)