SandAchse Cycle Route
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Added on 30 Apr 2012,
on 20 May 2021
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Total distance in km
195
Cumulative elevation gain in m
2.045
Avg. slope uphill in %
1,05
Cumulative elevation loss in m
1.867
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Track points in total
4.266
Track points per km (avg)
22
Start/endpoint
Start location
Hallstadt, Bayern, DE (244 m NHN)
End location
Weißenburg i. Bay., Bayern, DE (422 m NHN)
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Hallstadt ist eine Stadt am Obermain, vor den Toren Bambergs.
Sehenswürdigkeiten
- Die spätgotische ⊙Hallenkirche St. Kilian ist das Wahrzeichen Hallstadts
- Die ⊙St.-Anna-Kapelle
- Die ⊙St.-Ursula-Kapelle
- Das Ensemble ⊙Marktplatz
- Das Gasthaus und Brauerei ⊙Zum Goldenen Löwen ist ein altfränkisches Fachwerkhaus am Marktplatz 1
- Das ⊙Rathaus am Marktplatz 2
- Das ehemalige Badhaus ist ein altfränkisches Fachwerkhaus am Marktplatz 4
- Das sogenannte ⊙Kanzlerhaus am Marktplatz 9
- Das ehemalige ⊙fürstbischöfliche Amtshaus am Marktplatz 11
- Das sogenannte ⊙Marktbeckenhaus am Marktplatz 13
- Das ehemalige ⊙fürstbischöfliche Zollhaus in der Bahnhofstraße 1
- Der Gasthof ⊙Zum Goldenen Adler in der Lichtenfelser Straße 35
- Das sogenannte ⊙Obere Schlösschen Am Sportplatz 8
- Das⊙Mainschlösschen in der Mühlhofstraße 1
- Die Statue des heiligen Kilian am Kiliansplatz
- Die Statue Karl des Großen an der Mainbrücke
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Wikivoyage-Bearbeiter, 'Hallstadt', Wikivoyage, Freie Reiseinformationen rund um die Welt, 18. Juni 2019, 17:48 UTC, https://de.wikivoyage.org/w/index.php?title=Hallstadt&oldid=1214910 |
taken over / edited on | 21 May 2021
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Schloss Seehof is a Schloss (palace) in Memmelsdorf 
, Bamberg, Germany. It was built from 1684 to 1695 as a summer residence and hunting lodge for Marquard Sebastian von Schenk von Stauffenberg, Prince-bishop of Bamberg.
The palace is located in a large park and stands on a square plan much like Schloss Johannisburg at Aschaffenburg. The four corner pavilions are topped by squat octagonal towers with prominent slate roof hoods featuring pierced ball ornaments. The facades are heavily segmented by large windows (with triangular gables on the ground floor and arches on the upper floor). Each row of windows is supported by a cornice. The inner court features two small clock towers and an arcade that surrounds it on the ground floor on all four sides.
The interior mostly dates from the 1730s. Balthasar Neumann and J.J.M. Küchel were involved in the designs. The palace chapel on the ground floor contains a Rococo altar that was made out of stucco.
The palace is partially open to the public. Most of the building is occupied by the Bayerisches Landesamt für Denkmalpflege. A total of nine representative period rooms are open to the public. The chapel is available for weddings and some of the palace rooms can be rented for private events.
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Wikipedia contributors, 'Schloss Seehof', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 29 June 2017, 14:49 UTC, <https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Schloss_Seehof&oldid=788113193> [accessed 29 April 2018] |
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Hours of opening
29. März-Oktober: 9-18 Uhr
Montags geschlossen
November-28. März: geschlossen