Attractions in Neckar-Odenwald-Kreis

A short but impressive gorge in the small Odenwald. The rugged and very steep gorge is hardly expected in the rather gentle Odenwald and the climb is not quite as … read more

Beautiful, well-preserved hilltop castle with a museum, "tavern" and accommodation - and of course the already widely praised bird show. In the restaurant there are some terrace places with a … read more

Great panoramic view from the highest point of the Odenwald.
In addition to the tower, there are also some picnic opportunities on rest benches (new or optionally also covered with … read more

Just stand on the bridge and let your eyes wander.

From here you have the best view of the castle, which is enthroned on an impressive rock above the Neckar and is picturesquely framed by forest.

Zwingenberg Castle is privately … read more

The bike path is paved here and you can watch the Neckar again and again. There are hardly any inclines.

Here the Neckartal Cycle Path runs below the valley slopes directly along the banks of the Neckar. As you cycle off the beaten track, you have a great view of the water and the picturesque valley landscape.

The lake was created by infiltration of groundwater into a former quarry. Interestingly, even dry periods and periods of heavy precipitation have a direct impact on the water level of the lake.

In 1866, the last wolf of the Odenwald was said to have been killed here. Carl Maria von Weber is said to have been inspired by this gorge to his … read more

Medieval castle ruins, the emergence of which probably related to the nearby Staufer Pfalz Wimpfen and was most recently the Grand Duchy of Baden belonged. Wonderful view of the Neckar … read more

The view of the castle should not be missed.

From the whole way to the Magareth Gorge you have a wonderful view of the Neckar Valley. The path is also wonderful in the sun. Especially pleasant on cool days.

Just enjoy the view

Burg Hornberg owes its fame to its former owner Götz von Berlichingen, but above all to the winery belonging to the castle. It is the second oldest still existing worldwide … read more

The cycle path runs from the mouth of the Elz past Neckarelz and Mosbach, partly through the former Landesgartenschau area and further towards Dallau to Limbachermühle, always along the Elz. … read more

The ruin is always freely accessible. A staircase leads to the preserved part of the shield wall, from where there is a beautiful view over the surrounding forest and the … read more

Beautiful castle located just above the Neckar - unfortunately, the castle is privately owned and therefore not easy to visit. Directly behind the castle begins the Wolfsschlucht.

A small forest lake with water lilies, dragonflies and a fairly new refuge - so if that is not a perfect rest area, I do not know.

Also interesting to watch the lock operation.

today there was little water