Attractions around Tauberbischofsheim

Tauberbischofsheim is located in the lovely Tauber Valley. The city, over 1,250 years old, has a pretty old town with many half-timbered houses and medieval buildings. The town hall and …read more

Absolute and surprising highlight in the Tauber Valley! Former Cistercian monastery with interesting paintings.

Gamburg is located in the Taubertal. The pretty little place is best known for its castle of the same name, which towers high above the village. Although the castle is …read more

Beautiful, very well-preserved complex. The castle garden is very worth seeing.

Visits are possible on weekends and public holidays from 14: 30-17: 30.

There is hardly any traffic in Brunntal. The cute little streets to Brunntal are therefore very beautiful bike trails.

Is always wonderful to look at.

From up here you had a great view!

The history of the St. Sigismund chapel dates back to the 12th century, making it one of the oldest sacred buildings in the Main-Tauber district. In addition, you will be …read more

The Taubertalradweg (official name: Lovely Tauber Valley - the classic) is a 101 kilometer long cycle path in Tauberfranken. He connects Rothenburg ob der Tauber with Wertheim at the mouth …read more

In the village of Bronnbach is the 1151 founded former Cistercian abbey monastery Bronnbach. Today it houses a religious affiliation of the Congregation of the Missionaries of the Holy Family. …read more

We drove from Wertheim to Tauberbischofsheim. It is a great bike path!

The Liebfrauenbrunn pilgrimage chapel is located between Werbach and Werbachhausen in the Welzbach valley on the Welzbach valley cycle path. It is known for its healing spring under the chapel.

A cozy beer garden with various dining options, desserts and several beers on tap in Hochhausen at Tauberbischofsheim.

The Käppele is a Roman Catholic chapel in Königshofen, which was built in 1898. 1991 was a renovation. (Wikipedia). Up here you have a great view of Königshofen.

The Eichel barrage is over 80 years old, but at the same time it is ultra-modern, after extensive technical innovations have been made in the last decade. Barges, push convoys …read more

Wonderful cycle path that follows the Tauber and leads through forests, fields and small villages. Climbing up to 15% will not make cycling boring but is really very varied.

The Bismarck column in Tauberbischofsheim is a 9 m high pillar of fire with honor board. It goes back to an initiative of the academic holiday Tuberania. (Wikipedia)

The lovely Tauber cycle path is a real experience thanks to its guided tour through the Taubertal. The landscape is varied and the mostly slight gradients are usually easy to …read more

The Mainschleife in the Mainviereck near Urphar, today a district of Wertheim, encloses the so-called Himmelreich, a 234 meter high elevation in the Spessart. At the apex of the loop is also the southernmost point of the Franconian Uplands.