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デュルラッハ、シュトゥプフェリッヒ、ホーエンヴェッターバッハの間の丘の頂上にあるこの小さな集落の歴史に関するよくできた解説板。

The Rittnerthof on the Turmberg was once an agricultural estate with margravial orchards. In the 20th century, under Eduard Merton, the farm developed into the first equestrian center—complete with an Art Nouveau villa. Fritz Gebhardt acquired it in 1933. During the Nazi era, Hannelore Hansch offered shelter to the persecuted and was a center of religious opposition. Today, the Rittnerthof remains a living testimony to regional history.

Anyone interested in the short hiking trails around the Wenz fruit farm will find them here: https://obstbauwenz.de/rund-um-den-obsthof/wanderwege/ Shopping and a short hike, a great combination...

Seating near a small nature reserve with a wonderful view over the fields towards Wössingen.

It is very beautiful here.

The Stupferich cultural hiking trail is a hiking trail that leads around the Karlsruhe high-altitude district of Stupferich. Station 8 provides information on the history of the Thomashof.

Sculpture "Thomas" by Laura Danzi, which was made from the trunk of an oak tree for the 300th anniversary of Thomashof in 2010.

The name “Rittnert” goes back to the personal name “Rutenhard” or “Ruttenhard”. The following is documented from the year 1404: “The lordship has its own power in Durlach, which is called Rutenhart”.