Lutheran Bridge

Beautiful wooden bridge over the Hardtbach. At midnight, a crying, veiled figure is said to be wandering about without a head. In the dialect thriller "Die Luddarisch Brick" by Arnim Töpel, named after the bridge, the bridge plays a central role.

For those who are on foot or by bike in the Dannhecker Wald am Hardtbach, the "Lutheran Bridge" is an important connection to and from Sandhausen or Leimen / St. Ilgen.
In Arnim Töpel's dialect thriller, "The Luddarisch Brick" plays a central role as a crime scene.
Source: deinefreizeit.com/canonicals/pois/lutherische-bruecke/poi.html

The Lutheran Bridge is the only crossing of the Hardtbach in this piece of forest and is popular with dogs, cyclists, hikers and children from the nearby Walldorf forest kindergarten.