Some sights to see are the castle ruins in Hohenfels and the beautiful St. Ullrich Church. Hohenfels is a small but beautiful town where you can experience lovely nature around. Here are some images from Hohenfels.
view of St. Ullrich Church from the Schlossberg hill, where the castle ruins are found.
see that small chapel afar, that's the Station of the Cross Chapel
the castle Turm or tower. down the Schlossberg are lots of house. some are even hundred years old already.
zoom view of the Station of the Cross Chapel
that's Schlossberg Turm (tower)
5 comments:
I lived on military base in Hohenfels. What prompted you to live here as a civilian.I did love the terrain of the Hohenfels area, that helped me survive my 1 1/2 years as a draftee.
No, I'm not in Hohenfels anymore. I live in Los Angeles. I like it here, I would like to return back to Europe. The last time I visited Europe was in December 2001. Perhaps we can meet if I visit Germany in 2010. I was in Hohenfels in 1969 and left February 1971.I am civilian and work for the state of California, as Deputy Labor Commissioner, I investigate and make rulings on retaliation concerning wrongful termination. This job is long ways from being a Hawk Missle Launcher Crewman which I did in Hohenfels. I understand the base I worked on is obsolete, it became a United Nations fake compound for war game practice.
Hi Raymond, thanks a lot for visiting again! I was in LA last year..might be back to the US early next year...I will see..your job seems to be interesting...let me know when you are coming to Germany..have a great week ahead!
I was in Hohenfels in the early 60s.All I remember is mud.My ancestors came from Mindersdorf in the 1700s.Any chance of getting some photos?rhinochaser509@gmail.con
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