노르달벤 최고의 러닝 경로

The oldest documented mention of Nordhalben as a castle, built in the Nortwald forest at the behest of the Bishop of Bamberg, dates back to 1154. The oldest archdeaconry register, dating from 1421, is the first to confirm a priest in Nordhalben. During the Thirty Years' War, the parish church fell into gradual disrepair. From 1707 to 1715, the church was rebuilt in the Baroque style on its current site. During the "Great Fire" of 1856, the church, except for the choir vault and the foundations of the tower, was destroyed by flames. Reconstruction began in 1858. With the addition of the side aisle and the expansion of the sacristy in 1928, the church took on its present form.

The war memorial was expanded with a new plaque on May 8, 2024, commemorating the victims of the Nazi regime in Nordhalben. Horst Mohr initiated this expansion. This addition is intended to expand the memorial's culture of remembrance and commemorate the victims of National Socialism.

The "Hotel zur Post" is called "Grazer" by locals. It has a long tradition: The building was built around 1856 on one of the most important trade routes between Nuremberg and Leipzig. It used to be a post office and horse-trading station. The Ströhlein family bought the building in 1952 and gradually expanded it. The hotel also has a fine restaurant.

great new rest area

Traditional family business directly on the town's main road

The monument is located opposite the church. An eagle adorns the stone column

private pond with hut

Highest point in Nordhalben. You can stop for a moment on the bench and enjoy the beautiful view. The Ködel ski lift also ends here.