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Miltenberg…👍 This is one of our favorite RV parking spots, we like to go on hikes and long bike rides along the Main or through the beautiful vineyards from there… The old town of Miltenberg is also beautiful - we always enjoy going to the wine festival 🚲Greetings from the Wetterau… Simone & Michael🙋🏻🙋‍♂️

Miltenberg not only shines with a medieval old town full of half-timbered buildings, romantic alleys and hidden corners. With its lively urban culture, it also has a very young Middle Ages to offer. Here, visitors will find Germany's oldest princely hostel, the “Gasthaus zum Riesen”, and the well-known Schnatterloch. This ensemble of market fountains and half-timbered houses is a gem of a romantic, historic city setting.

Beautiful old town, unfortunately closed on Mondays

Theater plays are also performed at the Freudenberg ruins, and the ruins definitely offer a perfect environment.

First mentioned in documents in 1237, the town looks back on an eventful history. Winegrowing, wine trade, shipping, fishing, wood and stone industries were the most important growth drivers, along with trade and crafts. The favorable location on the old Nuremberg-Frankfurt trade route and the staple right gave Miltenberg an early economic boom. In the early 19th century, however, the town lost its central location in the Electorate of Mainz and from then on lay on the edge of the Kingdom of Bavaria. The major phases of urban development were over and the medieval townscape has been preserved to this day. Today, the viewer recognizes Miltenberg's former importance in the magnificent half-timbered buildings, such as the Old Market Square - better known as the "Schnatterloch" - or the "Gasthaus zum Riesen", the oldest prince's inn in Germany. The Schwarzviertel, the oldest part of the town, nestles tightly between the Main and Greinberg. A perfect backdrop for scary stories and legends that you can listen to on a city tour. The city's two museums are definitely worth a visit: the Museum.Stadt.Miltenberg, which was awarded the Bavarian Museum Prize in 1999, and the Museum.Burg.Miltenberg, which was awarded the Lower Franconia District Cultural Foundation's Prize in 2012. Source: https://www.bergstrasse-odenwald.de/detail/id=5f2ba25363033a4560d99d4d

It belongs to Erbach like many other historical ensembles: the mill wheel on the former castle mill. It stands in an exposed position between the Lustgarten and the market square, on one of the main footpaths in the historic old town. The water wheel was last reinstalled in 1986 at great expense. Now it has been revised again by the association for inner city projects, see https://www.erbacher-plattform.de/Projekte/Muehlrad-und-Muemlinginsel/

A historic old town worth seeing, in which there is a lot to see. Always nice to leave the main paths and walk up one of the many alleys in the direction of Burgweg, you will discover quaint things... lots of places to stop for refreshments, something for everyone.

On a guided tour was heard.. probably built in the 15-16 century.... And optically a real bang