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The Evangelical Lutheran Church of Our Lady in Seidmannsdorf is a historical gem on the southeastern edge of Coburg. It stands prominently on a hill along Seidmannsdorfer Straße and is surrounded by an old sandstone wall. The church has a long history and was originally a branch of St. Maurice's Church in Coburg. Seidmannsdorf has been an independent parish since the mid-16th century.

This cycle path was beautifully designed.

The runestone is part of the Großheirath community's Stone Legends Trail. The stone legends were created by sculptor Christian Peter Plentz. The artist sees the runestone as a devotional stone. The rune Tir/Teiwaz stands for "God hear me." The rose on the reverse is a symbol of paradise.

The small museum right next to the train station. In front of it is a beautiful bench with regional handicrafts

playground

Beautiful ensemble of old half-timbered houses.

이 아름다운 맷돌 모양의 화강암 분수는 2001년 광장 조성과 함께 재설치되었습니다. 교회 앞의 멋진 시선 집중 장치입니다.

Rossach has existed since at least the 9th century, but likely originated much earlier. The first written mention is in a document from 1139, in which an Ulrich von Rossach is mentioned as a witness for Banz Abbey.[2] The year 1126 is also cited, with a mention in a document from Banz Abbey. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rossach_(Gro%C3%9Fheirath) Numerous picturesque half-timbered houses, including those in the side streets, as well as the very beautiful walled church complex, are worth seeing.