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| Market people | ||
| federal state | Bavaria | |
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| Residents | 3.069 (2019) | |
| height | 529 m | |
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The small town Market people is lying in Sechsämterland and on the Fichtelgebirge plateau between Same and Wunsiedel. The Eger flows through it.
background
Marktleuthen consists of the following districts:
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getting there
By plane
The closest international airport is the Nuremberg Airport
(IATA: NUE).
By train
Marktleuthen can also be reached directly by train, as the city has a train station 1 on the Hof – Regensburg railway line.
By bus
In the street
Marktleuthen is about the little-traveled Highway 93court–regensburg reachable. Coming from Hof or Saxony (A 72) take the exit 
9 Selb-West and from the direction of Regensburg at the exit 10 Höchstladen.
mobility
Map of Marktleuthen
Tourist Attractions
The interior of the Evangelical Lutheran. Parish Church of St. Nicholas.
- Evangelical Luth. Parish church 1 St. Nicholas, Marktplatz 1, 95168 Marktleuthen. was first mentioned in a document in 1368.
- On a hill there are two superimposed granite rocks, they are under the name Devil stone known.
- The Eye wells is considered a healing source
- In the district of Leuthenforst lies the Rondell Forest, one for Margravial Jagdschloss Kaiserhammer has a hunting garden with cobweb-like aisles and a former hunting pavilion in the center, where today there is a large linden tree. A hunting pavilion was built in the middle of the large hunting star in 1761 and a salon was built on the Tannenberg in 1762, but this was not completed due to the death of Margrave Friedrich in 1763. The remains of the salon are known as the ruin Schlößlein.
- In the years 1756 and 1757, under the direction of the young architect Carl Gontard, on the instructions of Margrave Friedrich, a large, three-winged palace building, the 2 Kaiserhammer hunting lodge.
It was completed in the winter of 1759/60 by the court plasterer Rudolf Albini. However, the hunting lodge only flourished for a short time, the successor Friedrich Christian was already not interested in parforce hunting and the slow decline began. Margrave Alexander then ordered the buildings to be sold in 1770. After no buyer could be found for the actual castle building, the main wing was demolished in 1792. Of the former buildings, only the kitchen wing and the stable wing are left today.
activities
In the area around Marktleuthen you can of course also hike. One possibility is, for example, to hike north to Niederlamitz train station (approx. 6 km) and take the train back.
shop
kitchen
- 1 To the golden lion, Marktpl. 5, 95168 Marktleuthen. Tel.: 49 9285 968686.
Open: Tue, Wed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Thu - Sun 11:00 am - 10:00 pm.Price: lunch from € 6.facebook url used
nightlife
accommodation
health
- 1 City pharmacy, Humboldtstrasse 13, 95168 Marktleuthen. Tel.: 49 9285 480. Open: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m. and 2.30 p.m. - 6.30 p.m., Wed 8.00 a.m. - 12.30 p.m., Sat 8.30 a.m. - 12.00 p.m.
trips
- Kirchenlamitz (4 km northwest) - town on the Lamitz river; nearby the castle ruins of Epprechtstein.
- Same (11 km northeast) - Selb is the capital of the Upper Franconian porcelain industry; in winter you should visit the ice rink.
- Thierstein and Höchstädt (11 km east) - the market town of Thierstein and the town of Höchstädt are in the immediate vicinity of each other, only separated by the A 93, which runs continuously through the landscape.
- Weißenstadt (12 km southwest, via Kirchenlamitz, alternatively via Röslau) - Weißenstadt is located on the 50 hectare Weißenstädter See and is the first town of the upper reaches of the Eger, which rises further to the southwest.
- Wunsiedel (13 km south) - district town of the district of the same name; In the immediate vicinity of the city there are two outstanding sights: the Fichtelgebirgsmuseum and the Luisenburg rock labyrinth.
literature
- Weißenstadt -: Gefrees, Kirchenlamitz, Marktleuthen, Münchberg, Wunsiedel. Fritsch map publisher, 2015 (3rd edition), ISBN 978-3861161103 . Fritsch hiking maps 1: 35000, 6 €
- Rainer H. Schmeißner: City of Marktleuthen 1954 - 2004. Regensbur: R. H. Schmeißner, 2004, 92 pp.
Web links
- http://www.marktleuthen.de - Official website of Marktleuthen
- Photos and information
