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Great to see right in the center of town

Beautiful bridge in the middle of town

A beautiful place with an even more beautiful town center.

In spring - a mighty frog concert! 🐸😆

<< The Protestant Parish Church in Maxsain >> "On the south side of the Romanesque, unarticulated tower (built before 1500), which originally stood to the west of a church complex, a transversely oblong hall was built in 1786. It featured a flat, rectangular choir with a slightly protruding exterior and a gabled roof. Inside, there are three-sided galleries and a pulpit above the parish chair. The organ was built by Master Schöler in 1786. Courts and assemblies were often held in the square in front of the church. The place name "Auf dem Saalberg" probably recalls the hall that originally stood in front of the tower from before 1500." https://www.regionalgeschichte.net/westerwald/maxsain/kulturdenkmaeler/ev-pfarrkirche.html?L=0

"Maxsain was first mentioned in 1194 in a fief register of the Lords of Bolanden and was the center of the Maxsain ban in the Middle Ages, which was claimed by the Counts of Sayn and Wied. From 1671 to 1799, Maxsain belonged to the County of Sayn-Hachenburg, then to the Principality of Wied until 1806, and subsequently to the Duchy of Nassau. In 1866, Nassau was annexed by Prussia. Maxsain also had a Jewish community, which grew in the 19th century but was suppressed during the Nazi era. The history of Maxsain can be divided into the following phases: - Middle Ages: Maxsain was the center of a territory claimed by various lords. - 17th to 19th centuries: Maxsain belonged to various lords, including the County of Sayn-Hachenburg, the Principality of Wied, and the Duchy of Nassau. Jewish life: Maxsain was home to a Jewish community that grew in the 19th century and was persecuted by the Nazis in the 20th century. - Late 19th century: Maxsain belonged to the Duchy of Nassau, which was later annexed by Prussia. - After World War II: Maxsain belonged to the Lower Westerwald district and, since 1974, to the Westerwald district..." Source: KI

The Saynbach and Steinchesbach streams flow through Maxsayn, flowing into the Saynbach in the town center. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sayn_(Fluss)

Beautiful old half-timbered houses in the side streets. Lovingly maintained and preserved, almost like an open-air museum.