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<strong>Bavaria</strong>n Rhön Mountains<br />

Our tips<br />

Franconia<br />

Moor experience in the<br />

biosphere reserve<br />

With a permanent exhibition, the<br />

Haus der Langen Rhön biosphere<br />

centre provides information on the<br />

UNESCO biosphere reserve of the<br />

Rhön Mountains. A large mosaic of<br />

75,000 individual images shows<br />

that there are many individual<br />

aspects that make up a complete<br />

picture. The interactive exhibition<br />

with numerous “hands-on stations”<br />

explains the development of the<br />

landscape and presents various<br />

sustainable development projects.<br />

“Haus der Langen Rhön”<br />

biosphere info centre<br />

www.biosphaerenreservat-rhoen.de<br />

On wooden planks, the “Black<br />

Moor” nature trail leads through the<br />

sensitive biotope. Along the footbridge,<br />

you will find 23 information<br />

boards with valuable information<br />

about the Black Moor. The<br />

boardwalk is around 2.5 kilometres<br />

long and is suitable for wheelchairs<br />

and pushchairs.<br />

© Kloster Maria Bildhausen<br />

On the trail of<br />

the bee<br />

The Maria Bildhausen Abbey is a<br />

very special place, nestled in the<br />

rolling hills of the lower Rhön<br />

Mountains. In the abbey tavern, you<br />

can sample lovingly prepared<br />

delicacies from the abbey garden.<br />

The abbey tavern and the hotel<br />

serve as a working group for the<br />

disabled people’s workshop. The<br />

abbey is both a place to visit and to<br />

stay. The historic fruit and bee<br />

garden is an oasis for nature lovers.<br />

On clear and richly illustrated<br />

information boards you can experience<br />

the topic of bees using all their<br />

senses. When taking a walk, you<br />

can enjoy nature or just relax.<br />

Fine drinking and<br />

modern architecture<br />

In Wartmannsroth, in Germany’s<br />

first “Destillathek” (a distillery<br />

tasting area and shop), fruit<br />

brandies, gin, whiskey and others<br />

play the lead role. Initiator<br />

Franziska Bischof learned the<br />

distilling trade from her father and<br />

is carrying the business on into<br />

the fourth generation. Since 2015,<br />

she has been marketing her<br />

products under the new line<br />

Franziska – Die Brennerin (The<br />

Distiller). In a new building made<br />

of solid concrete, embedded in the<br />

green of the landscape, the<br />

tasting area and shop is located<br />

above a small hill. The façade<br />

made of coloured architectural<br />

concrete reflects the colourful<br />

sandstone floors of the region.<br />

Inside, the high-percentage<br />

pleasures get your heart racing.<br />

Franziska – Die Brennerin<br />

www.diebrennerin.de<br />

© Rhön GmbH / Arnulf Müller<br />

Maria Bildhausen Abbey<br />

www.bildhausen.de<br />

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© Franziska Bischof

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