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Probably one of the most beautiful sights in Nabburg.

Built in memory of the victims during the construction of the Rabenleite reservoir.

Every time I pass by here, I have to take a photo.

Stein Castle is visible from the Pfreimd cycle path. Further information can be found at https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Stein_an_der_Pfreimd

Stein Castle The Lords of Stein were documented as Udalricus de Steine in 1118. This family can be traced back to Stein until the 16th century. Stein Castle had probably belonged to the Leuchtenberg family since the 12th century, but had been their own fief since the 14th century. On February 11, 1524, Mathes vom Stein sold Stein Castle and everything that went with it to Georg von Prandt. The Prandt family had taken over Hohentreswitz in 1576 and had thus risen to become one of the most powerful landed families in the Nabburg district. From 1621, Johann Singer was undoubtedly in Stein. In the turmoil of the Thirty Years' War from 1618 to 1648, with devastating economic, social and cultural consequences. The Nabburg district, to which the Hofmark Stein belonged, was severely affected. In 1632, the Singer heirs asked the government in Amberg for food and clothing. After the death of Hans Albrecht Singer, Stein went to Christian Gobell. According to the deed of loan dated January 3, 1650, the castle and the Stein manor were transferred to him. From 1755 to 1805, ownership of Stein changed hands, first to Aloys Bonaventura, Count of Kreuth, then to Joseph Ignati Corbinian von Korb. In 1762, Maria Anna Baroness von Podewils bought the Stein estate. Around 1802 or 1805, although the information is not clear, Stein passed to Johann Baptist von Duprel. The Stein Castle on the Pfreimd, also known as Stein Castle, is the ruin of a hilltop castle. The complex was built on a rocky outcrop above the Pfreimd. There are several buildings within the castle walls, including the former castle. This is a two-storey, plastered, gable-roof building, the core of which dates back to the 16th century. The courtyard gate and the former gatehouse are also part of this listed building. In the 18th century, most of the castle was demolished and a new building was constructed. The current castle is built on the remains of a medieval keep. Parts of the castle wall made of quarry stone masonry have also been preserved. The castle complex is privately owned and cannot be visited. Source: Excerpts from www.wikipedia.de

was at the pilgrimage church today and prayed the Lord's Prayer on the occasion of the death of Alois from Meller. Alois died yesterday after a long, serious illness. R.I.P. Alois

This church in Perschen, St. Peter and Paul, is a quiet and tranquil place to visit on a tour of the area. Nothing special, but the historic architecture and surroundings are definitely worth a quick stop.

A detour to this place is a wonderful way to take a break from cycling or hiking. The view over the reservoir and the surrounding nature is really relaxing and invites you to linger. The place offers wonderful peace and an impressive backdrop that is particularly inviting to enjoy on sunny days. Perfect for a short stop to recharge your batteries and admire nature. Tip: The Trausnitzblick is a highlight on every tour and offers great photo opportunities.