우르센솔렌 최고의 라이딩 경로

Neumarkt 방향으로 내리막길에서 로드 사이클리스트 최고 속도

Varied Operpfalz tour from Lauf

It's okay, ramp is something different.

Lauterachtal at its best. You have to go.

A magically quiet beer garden under the shade of chestnut trees. Good, home-style cooking. I had potato pockets with cream cheese filling and a really crisp salad with a great dressing. And a really good non-alcoholic wheat beer (there were two). And then, dear people, from the highest point of this tour, we walked back down to Amberg at a very leisurely pace. - THE dream of all landscape lovers.

Kastl is THE hub and key point for cyclists travelling between the districts of Neumarkt and Amberg Sulzbach. The market town not only separates the upper reaches of the Lauterach from the middle river valley, it also offers cyclists connections in all directions. And on top of that, a wide range of restaurants are served here.

Simply beautifully made. The craftsmanship is astonishing.

The town hall, which the penultimate Benedictine abbot, Johannes Menger, had built in 1552 at the monastery's expense, is a building that has been modified many times. In 1890 it was given a second floor and later a stepped gable, which is crowned by a graceful turret. A bell used to hang in this tower, which reminded citizens of their most important duty on election days. Above the main entrance to the town hall is a sandstone relief with the coats of arms of the Electorate of the Palatinate and the Kastl Abbey. To the left of the entrance there used to be a pillory stone with a collar above it that protruded from the wall. The condemned were locked in this. Here the sinners who had committed a crime with their blasphemy, with thieving hands or in some other way had to stand in the pillory for several hours. The stone is still preserved, the collar was removed in the 1950s. To the right of the entrance the market fountain provided fresh water for the residents of the market square. It was a popular meeting place and a source of the most important news. Until 1963, the town hall housed three elementary school classrooms. Here you can find a large money chest with lots of iron fittings (unfortunately without gold ducats). This too is probably a relic of the dissolution of the monastery. https://www.ostbayern-tourismus.de/attraktionen/historisches-rathaus-am-marktplatz-kastl-1d16d18394