The best traffic-free bike rides around Niederfüllbach

Located right next to the Ehrenburg. Top cuisine with good portions. Reservation recommended

When you are in Coburg, you should definitely visit the castle. Admission is free, unless you want to visit the museum.

The Prince Albert Monument on the market square in Coburg commemorates Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (1819–1861). It was erected in 1865 on the orders of Queen Victoria of Great Britain and Ireland, based on designs by the sculptor William Theed the Younger, in the style of Classicism. The Queen, accompanied by her children, attended the solemn unveiling of the monument on August 26, 1865, during her fifth visit to Coburg.

This lake was created very beautifully.

Since 1130, markets have been permitted in Staffelstein. The corresponding right was granted by King Lothar III to the Georgsbrüder, the capitulars of Bamberg Cathedral. At that time, Staffelstein belonged to the Prince-Bishopric of Bamberg. The market square was laid out after the great fire of 1684 as it presents itself today, dominated by the Franconian half-timbered masterpiece, the town hall.

The ensemble within the 14th and 15th century fortification ring developed from the earliest mention of the present settlement around 800. The town parish church of St. Kilian was founded centrally within it even before 1007. In 1130, the settlement received market rights, a good 250 years later full jurisdiction. From 1422, the town's fortifications were built. In 1473, the town burned down, including the parish church and the town hall. In the Thirty Years' War, in 1684, almost the entire place fell prey to the flames again. The symbol of the subsequent reconstruction is the town hall from 1686/87. Of particular importance is the cohesive appearance of the buildings, which is shaped by the reconstruction after the town fire of 1684. These typically include two-storey front houses, often with gables facing the street, featuring decorative half-timbering on the upper floor. In addition to wall remnants, the Bamberger Torturm gate tower, dating back to the 16th century in its core, has been preserved from the town's fortifications.

The only possibility for cyclists to cross the Rodach, coming from Neuses, towards the State Garden Show grounds - and vice versa.

On 26.2.1970, approval for preliminary planning was granted. The planning was assigned to Mr. Architect Jakob, Bamberg. Construction work began on 1.8.1973. On 9.9.1973, the foundation stone for the new church was laid. On 13.10.1974, on behalf of the most reverend Archbishop, the most reverend Mr. Martin Wiesend, the current auxiliary bishop of Bamberg, gave the ecclesiastical consecration to the new "Maria Königin" church. The artistic design of the church The four windows of the church are made of leaded glass. This means: the individual pieces of glass are held together with lead strips and fixed in iron frames. The essential aspect of this work is that it is painted with colored glass, not on glass. The lead strips have not only a technical function but also an artistic one. They are the drawing of the motif, i.e., the contour. So much for the technique. The theme of the windows was developed in a meeting with Mr. Pastor Drost. It is, like the entire Gospel, enormously current. The son goes away from the father into the world, believing he will find "real" life here (1st window). After enjoying this world, he has doubts about his life so far, he sees the image of the father in his mind (2nd window). The decision is made. The son returns to the father. He is lovingly welcomed (3rd window). In joy over the son's return, the father gives a feast (symbol of the Last Supper, 4th window). The colored design is adapted to the theme, from dark to light. I thank the Glaskontor Bamberg for the good craftsmanship of the windows. The altar and ambo with symbolic reliefs were worked on by the company Fröhlich, Baunach. The tabernacle and candlesticks come from the workshop of Fr. Schwarzl, Bamberg. The beautiful Christ on the altar wall was restored by the company Birklein. Alfred Heller [ Source: https://pfarrei-schwuerbitz.de/herz-jesu-schwuerbitz/kirche-maria-koenigin/geschichte ]