Römersee

The Römersee is an artificially dammed, idyllic small wetland biotope. In the spring countless tadpoles cavort in the water.
Not far from the lake, 100m away, is the associated resting and barbecue area Römersee. It can be reached in about 20 minutes from downtown Murrhardt and in 10 minutes from the Römersee car park on Riesbergstrasse.

The lake was not created by the Romans, as one might assume. It got its name when the "Roman Festival", which was very popular at the time, took place here from the 1920s until the Great Depression in 1929. The festival thematized the life and conflicts of Romans and Teutons at the time of the Limes in the 2nd century.

Wetland biotope "Römersee" near Murrhardt/Rems-Murr-Kreis
- located in the Swabian-Franconian Forest
- idyllically situated lake with benches
- below the so-called "Felsenmeer"
- there is a barbecue area nearby

The Roman lake is a small biotope. Great location. Directly on one of the 4 premium hiking trails fairy trails. Information at: feenwegen.de/felsenmeer
In the immediate vicinity is the Felsenmeer and also a small barbecue and rest area.