Welcome Sign of Röbersdorf – Schlüsselau Monastery loop from Sambach

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Welcome Sign of Röbersdorf – Schlüsselau Monastery loop from Sambach

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Welcome Sign of Röbersdorf – Schlüsselau Monastery loop from Sambach

01:12

21.0km

60m

Cycling

Easy bike ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 19, 2026

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3.78 km

Stone Wayside Shrine

Highlight • Monument

Stele on a base with angel heads, four-sided top with relief, without end, inscribed "1722"

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10.4 km

Bölkow Bo 105 Helicopter in Köttmannsdorf

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This helicopter is in the garden of a family house and was built from a wreck, including electrics and now it looks as if it could be used right away.

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13.0 km

Röbersdorf–Schlüsselau Cycle Path

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on the right-hand side downstream from Röbersdorf to Herrnsdorf. A beautiful place including passage through Schlüsselau.

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15.0 km

Gasthaus Bittel

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Oh yes, you can eat really well here and the prices are still OK. In winter only with reservation

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15.0 km

Church and Monastery in Upper Franconia

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The monastery Schlüsselau in Schlüsselau, municipality of Frensdorf in the Archdiocese of Bamberg, was founded around 1280 by the Franconian nobles von Schlüsselberg and settled with Cistercian nuns. During the …

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15.0 km

Village Fountain Schlüsselau

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Beautifully decorated village fountain not far from the former monastery.

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15.1 km

Schlüsselau Monastery

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Under Prince-Bishop Johann Philipp von Gebsattel, who was also committed to the expansion of the Giechburg, the church was restored in the Renaissance style starting in 1603. The nuns' choir …

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