Pechtnersreuth
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View over Pechtnersreuth to the Zelená hora (Grünberg), which is already on the Czech side
The village of Pechtnersreuth, which is incorporated into Waldsassen ( Tirschenreuth district ), is located in the Kohlwald directly on the German-Czech border and is the northernmost settlement in the Upper Palatinate . There are only a few farms in this typical farming village.
Worth seeing is the White Torture near Pechtnersreuth, a baroque statue with the representation of the Holy Trinity . It was erected on the way to the town of Münchenreuth after a vow made by the Eger citizen Johannes Adler on the occasion of his rescue from a planned robbery and murder and was consecrated in 1713.
There is a mighty linden tree next to the White Marter .
Personalities
- Joseph Pözl (1814–1881), President of the Bavarian State Parliament
- Karl Männer (1911–1980), home nurse
Coordinates: 50 ° 3 ' N , 12 ° 18' E