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It serves as a starting/finishing point for various hiking trails. It is connected to the S-Bahn network towards Nuremberg and Neustadt Aisch.

The photo shows the new railway bridge in Emskirchen. That is a long way from my tour....

Whether a railway bridge is a highlight.

The church in Hagenbüchach was first mentioned in a document in 1158 as a daughter church of the parish of Emskirchen. The latter belonged to the monastery association of the Benedictine Abbey in Mönchaurach. Romanesque components in the chancel arch of the church have been preserved from the same period, attributed to the Hirsauer Bauschule. In 1499 the renovated nave was completed. A cuboid with this year on the southern wall, between the door and the western window, still reminds us of this date. In 1718 work began on rebuilding the sacristy and tower. It didn't seem to have been quality work, because in 1782 the tower had to be repaired. In 1834 it was finally completely demolished and only rebuilt in 1847. The portal was moved and some changes were made to the windows. The last major exterior renovation was in 1968/69. Before that, on December 14, 1968, the church was closed after an examination of the roof structure due to the risk of collapse. With a solemn service on October 12, 1969, the church was handed over to its purpose again http://www.unsere-kirche-online.de/knowing-values/kilianskirche/

Very nice to cycle through nature. There is always something new to discover

Nice house and you can easily cross the tracks over a comfortable bridge

Hagenbüchach belongs to the district of Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim and was first mentioned in 1158 as "Hagenpuchech". The nave of St. Kilian was built in 1499, which is also the year the church was founded. The church has a late Gothic winged altar from 1520.

Not too close. Danger!