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I simply loved the beautiful half-timbered houses, so I quickly took two photos and continued my walk through Bad Rodach 👍

A beautiful old half-timbered house that I only looked at briefly to take a few photos😊

Fridolin Hoffmann (1869-1953) opened a shop selling "colonial and hardware goods" here in 1891, which later developed into a department store with a wide range of products. He held numerous honorary positions in Rodach, was a highly respected citizen, founder of Fridolin's (music) band, and chairman of the veterans' association. He then demonstratively resigned from the association. In 1933, when the association was converted into a Nazi association structure, Fridolin Hoffmann had no biological descendants. Instead, he left behind this beautiful house, which he lovingly remodeled throughout his life in every conceivable style. In this way, he created a kind of castle – the "Fridolin House" – true to the English motto "my home is my castle." A four-line inscription above the richly decorated balcony on the street side summarizes Fridolin House and its eventful history. Source: https://www.bad-rodach.de/freizeit-tourismus/stadt-region-erleben/stadtrundgang

Just a stone's throw from Bad Rodach's market square, a house on Heldburger Straße boasts a very special history. A man who was once well-known in the small farming town contributed significantly to its design: Fridolin Hoffmann, who died 70 years ago – on September 14, 1953. The house, which is almost a small castle, still bears his name today and, as the Fridolin House, is an integral part of the townscape. Source: https://www.np-coburg.de/inhalt.ein-stueck-geschichte-das-ganz-besonderes-haus-in-rodach.88e8dc73-b73b-4477-b9a0-6d4c70c670b2.html

Partly completely impassable, impassable stretch. Too many main roads.

A beautiful half-timbered house, wow 👍

The Thermenbad Bad Rodach is a popular thermal spa in Bad Rodach, a town in Upper Franconia, Bavaria, Germany. It is known for its mineral-rich thermal water, which is pumped from a depth of 1,160 meters and has a natural temperature of approximately 34 degrees Celsius.

The Henneberger Warte offers every visitor a comprehensive panoramic view with magnificent views. The Georgenberg restaurant is located right next door. The Henneberger Warte is a 30-meter-high observation tower completed in 1987 and is still open today. In good weather, numerous landmarks in Bavaria and Thuringia can be seen from its viewing platform, including the Thuringian Forest, Coburg Fortress, Banz Monastery, Staffelberg, and Heldburg Fortress. Source: https://www.frankentourismus.de/poi/aussichtsturm_henneberger_wart-35747/