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From the splendid ensemble of castles at the State Baths, it goes continuously uphill to the observation tower on the Dreistelz. From here you have a wonderful view of the city, the Sinntal and the mountains of the Brückenauer Kuppenrhön.

From the parking lot at the former city train station, we go through Georgiepark to the old town hall, which is well worth seeing. We go through the pedestrian zone to the Siebener Quelle before we set out to the former Franciscan monastery on the Volkersberg. Here you have a magnificent view of the

From the parking lot at the former city train station, the path leads through the picturesque Sinnauen to the state bath with its impressive backdrop. The way back takes place on narrow natural paths at the foot of the Sinnberg and always offers a beautiful view of the natural course of the river Sinn.

From the Staatsbad we climb the Hüglekamm and from there we have a picturesque view of Zündersbach. The goal is a small, very idyllic saltworks that invites you to linger. It's not far from here to a snack or coffee in the witch's house. Then it goes back through the spa gardens.

From the splendid ensemble of castles at the State Baths, it goes continuously uphill to the observation tower on the Dreistelz. From here you have a wonderful view of the city, the Sinntal and the mountains of the Brückenauer Kuppenrhön.

From the parking lot at the former city train station, the path leads through the picturesque Sinnauen to the state bath with its impressive backdrop. The way back takes place on narrow natural paths at the foot of the Sinnberg and always offers a beautiful view of the natural course of the river Sinn.

From the Staatsbad we climb the Hüglekamm and from there we have a picturesque view of Zündersbach. The goal is a small, very idyllic saltworks that invites you to linger. From here it is not far to a snack or a coffee in the witch's house. Then it goes back through the spa gardens.

We go uphill through an enchanted ravine to Crailsheim Platz and our destination, the Volkersberg Monastery. A fantastic view of the varied landscape of the UNESCO Rhön Biosphere Reserve. After a refreshment in the Klosterschänke, it goes back to the city along the Leimbach.