Beneath Schenkenschloss Castle, nestled along the footpath known as “Am Riedelskreuz,” stands the Riedelskreuz. This wayside cross whispers tales of history and faith. The Riedelskreuz isn’t just a landmark; it’s a namesake. The very path we stand on, “Am Riedelskreuz,” takes its name from this humble cross. A brass plate, affixed to the Riedelskreuz, marks a moment in time. It commemorates the 2005 World Youth Day in Germany. On August 14th, amidst the gathering of young faithful, the newly renovated Riedelskreuz was blessed. A rosebush, planted nearby, stands as a living testament to this event. The inscription on the original cross, sadly, has weathered time’s passage. Its message remains a mystery, lost to the elements. The path, “Am Riedelskreuz,” is a pedestrian sanctuary, free from the bustle of vehicles. It offers a quiet place for reflection, a pause from the hurried world. If you seek a deeper connection with Würzburg’s spiritual heritage, the Riedelskreuz is a must-see.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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