# Bayerischer Stundenstein Bad Königshofen Grenzsteingarten

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Bayerischer Stundenstein Bad Königshofen Grenzsteingarten stands in Bad Königshofen, Germany, as an open-air display of boundary stones from the surrounding region. Grass paths lead between stones arranged in a garden-like setting, with carved signs, letters and numbers visible up close. The Bayerischer Stundenstein marks a Bavarian reference point within an earlier system of distances and jurisdictions. Small signs explain where individual stones came from.

For centuries, boundary stones showed where one territory ended and another began, often beside crossroads or field edges. Here, those markers gather one border history in one place. You can walk among them and examine the inscriptions and the solid stonework that preserved these divisions. A small circle of stones, framed by grass and paths, gives the setting its quiet focus.

- City: [Bad Königshofen im Grabfeld](https://mytuur.com/en/city/bad-konigshofen-im-grabfeld/)

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