Attractions in Hohenlohe

Cycle paths lead on both sides of the river through a varied landscape with vineyards, fields and smaller and larger towns.
You can switch back and forth between the banks of the river through numerous bridges.

Very nice track, paved throughout - also suitable for racing bikes.

Forchtenberg is a beautiful town on the Kocher. In addition to enough hospitality and places to relax or unwind, there is now also an e-bike charging station with 3 lockers … read more

One side is private property of the fishing club

The ruin Forchtenberg is the ruin of a medieval hilltop castle.
To fortify his property, Konrad von Dürn built the castle on a mountain spur, which was completed in 1234. … read more

The copper is a left tributary in the Hohenlohekreis in northeastern Baden-Württemberg of almost 26 km in length, which flows in Forchtenberg from left and southeast into the Kocher.
Since … read more

Pilgrimage church Neusaß -
Mariengrotte with "Heiligenbrünnle" / ancient lime tree

Neusaß has been regarded as a whole since time immemorial
special place. Surrounded by the former
Fish ponds of … read more

The castle Maienfels near Wüstenrot in the district of Heilbronn was built between 1230 and 1250. The core castle, which is still largely preserved today, was uniformly surrounded by a ring wall.
Tour of the castle Maienfels read more

The "Gleichener See" is located near Pfedelbach in the Mainhardt Forest, Baden-Württemberg.- reservoir
- about 1.4 hectares in size read more

The natural monument "Hohler Stein" (450 m above sea level) is a large, impressive niche with a diameter of 30 m at the upper end of the valley of a … read more

A beautiful old chapel and a quiet place to linger. This place was said to have magical powers even in ancient times and the source is said to have performed … read more

A "Steinerner Tisch" is a historical place of jurisdiction and bargaining and thus a relic of the former jurisdiction. This one was first mentioned in 1311 and was the common … read more

The copper is a left tributary in the Hohenlohekreis in northeastern Baden-Württemberg of almost 26 km in length, which flows in Forchtenberg from left and southeast into the Kocher.
Since … read more

The Ingelfinger Fass is a barrel-shaped viticulture museum and is considered Europe's second largest wooden barrel. The building, which can be admired from high up in the vineyards, was built … read more

The drive up to the castle is definitely on. With the MTB you can crank up well, with a road bike, however, it is already very very exhausting. You will … read more

The Öhringer Hofgarten is a park about 300 years old.

It was gradually acquired and designed by Count Johann Friedrich II of Hohenlohe-Neuenstein from 1713 onwards.

For the Landesgartenschau 2016, … read more

Very quiet and easy to drive. At the Kocher there are many interesting places, weirs, high-channels, etc.

For a short snack in between. There are changing small food and drinks. The station is open Saturdays between 12:30 and 21:00 and on Sundays between 11:00 and 19:00. It's … read more

The Tyrolean lake is a natural lake and is framed by lawns that can also be used as campsites for youth groups.
Its size is approximately 5400 m². Around 150 … read more

The historic old town is situated on the "balcony Hohenlohe" and gives on both sides beautiful views of the far down Hohenloher level and the Waldenburg mountains. You should not … read more