Kirchheimbolanden Old Town and Castle Gardens

Kirchheimbolanden is the county seat of the Donnersberg district.
The core city is around four kilometers - as the crow flies - northeast of the Donnersberg.The contiguous built-up area of the city shows considerable differences in height. The old town is at an altitude of 286 meters, ranging from 244 meters in Edenbornerstrasse to the built-up summit of the copper mountain at 373 meters. From the Kupferberg there is a distant view to the northeast, under good conditions the Frankfurt skyline and behind it the Kinzig valley near Hanau can be seen.The town of Kirchheim was first mentioned in 774.
The city received its current name Kirchheimbolanden in the 19th century. A church of St. Remigius was mentioned as early as the 12th century. This church gave the place its name. Since the place was subordinate to the Lords of Bolanden, it later became Kirchheimbolanden.The city is still called Kerchem today. The inhabitants are therefore also called Kerchemians. The city is abbreviated to Kibo.The old town, Bahnhofstrasse, the castle and the Jewish cemetery are all designated as monument zones.
There are also numerous individual objects that are listed.

The bike path from Alzey to Kirchheimbolanden is really boring.

Kirchheimbolanden also called Kibo is the district town of the Donnersbergkreis. There are ice cream parlors and the Café Enkler, which invites you to linger. Several bike paths lead in different directions here