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There are many beautiful photo opportunities in Bad Wimpfen that capture the town's rich history and charming architecture.

The Red Tower in Bad Wimpfen is an impressive defensive tower from the Hohenstaufen period. It is the eastern keep of the imperial palace and was built from massive humped ashlars. The tower served as the last refuge of the castle lord in the event of an attack.

The German Bird of Prey Observatory at Guttenberg Castle Fascinating world: Around 60 large birds of prey and owls live here. Experience huge birds with a wingspan of over two meters, such as eagles and vultures, but also eagle owls in free flight high above Guttenberg Castle - whatever the weather! The castle's Staufian kennels offer a natural insight into the fascinating world of birds of prey. Interactive touchscreen stations and two display case exhibitions show selected birds of prey in typical habitats and various medium and small-sized birds of prey in Europe. Life-size silhouettes on the castle tower impressively demonstrate the enormous wingspans of birds of prey. (Source: https://burg-guttenberg.de/greifenwarte)

Interesting story about the women of Weinsberg who are said to have carried their husbands up the mountain on their backs. Magnificent views of the Weinsberger Valley and historic sites with prominent visitors.

Today there is a permanent exhibition of a guard room from around 1200 in the former Staufen defense tower, with knights, weapons, ceramics and much more. m.

Beautiful designer giant bench on the ascent. In winter, the ruin only opens at 11 a.m. Well lit at night.

Beautifully situated castle, from which one has a view of the Neckar and the castles opposite. Birds of prey shows are held here regularly

Unfortunately the station was closed due to Corona, but we'll be back.