레그니츨로사우 최고의 사이클링 경로

로스바흐의 단일 선박 교회는 바위 위에 솟아 있으며 성 마틴 예배당 위에 자리 잡고 있습니다. 14세기에 이곳에는 나무 예배당 건물이 있었는데, 1430년에 후스파에 의해 불태워졌지만 1432년에 다시 봉헌되었습니다. 이 예배당은 레그니츠로사우의 성 에기디엔의 지부였으며, 공동 모교회는 호프의 성 로렌츠 교회였습니다. 로스바흐는 1502년에 독립적인 교구 교회가 되었습니다. 1719년에 오래된 교회는 바로크 양식의 교회당으로 대체되었습니다.

A great museum! Allow 2-4 hours.

The town hall fountain is covered during the winter months, but the figures above it are visible.

The Town Hall Fountain in Hof is a striking landmark in the heart of Hof's Neustadt district, combining art, local history, and urban life in a compact space. It stands on the north side of the Town Hall, directly on Klosterstraße, just steps from Ludwigstraße and opposite St. Michael's Church. Its central location makes the fountain easy to find, whether on foot through the city center, by bus to the Rathaus (Town Hall) stop on Ludwigstraße, or by car in the adjacent underground parking garage "Am Rathaus" on Karolinenstraße. The Town Hall Fountain was created in 1979 by the sculptor Margarete Wiggen as a bronze sculpture ensemble. Over the years, it has become a popular meeting place for locals and visitors alike and also serves as the starting point for various themed city tours. The fountain is particularly eye-catching in spring when it is traditionally decorated as an Easter fountain. At this time, colorful decorations accentuate the fountain's contours and create vibrant accents against the backdrop of the historic Town Hall facade. Visitors to Hof will find the town hall fountain not only a great photo opportunity, but also a perfect starting point for exploring the surrounding sights and streets at their leisure. https://www.hof-news.de/de/locations/rathausbrunnen-ChIJeVyjd30XoUcRlTyItk9fKKw

A great stop for a break

A very large church.

The Royal Spa House was built in the Neo-Renaissance style between 1888 and 1890, the year of the Three Emperors, under the direction of the state architect Trobsch from Zwickau. As a whole, its representative design impressively underlines the international importance and acceptance of the Saxon royal spa at the end of the 19th century.

A dream, especially in the morning hours