ジンスハイム周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

壮大な木組みの家々、小さな路地、歴史的な広場に囲まれたエッピンゲンの旧市街は、その特別な魅力を解き放ちます。特徴的なプファイファー塔の周りには、愛情を込めて修復された数多くの建物が街並みを彩り、この場所におとぎ話のような雰囲気を加えています。 マルクト広場では、カフェや小さなお店が心地よい休憩を誘います。旧市街を散策すると、芸術的な木組みのファサードに施された新しいディテールが次々と見つかります。歴史、建築、そしてリラックスした街の雰囲気を組み合わせるのに最適な場所です。

Access to the Jewish cemetery is secured with a lock, which can be picked up from the Bad Rappenau town hall. Entry to the cemetery is only permitted if the rules of conduct are observed (e.g. men must wear a head covering). The cemetery is generally not accessible on Jewish holidays.

When you walk around the lake you have to cross a few bridges.

A small forest lake in the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park with beautiful rest areas by the lake. Forest trail and bird trail on and around the lake.

A cozy little half-timbered town. A lot has happened here in recent years. The reward is the garden show with regional presentations of crafts and typical landscape features.

This is a magical place - completely secluded and away from major roads, so you're usually alone there. Time seems to have stood still. The cemetery is locked, you can borrow the key from the municipality of Bad Rappenau. Gentlemen, please don't forget your yarmulke...

Eppingen is located on the southernmost of the nine routes of the German half-timbered road, which leads past many sights.

The location of Eppingen at the confluence of the Hilsbach into the Elsenz favored an early settlement at that point. The oldest traces of settlement are found in the Vogelsberg Gewann from the time of the band ceramics around 5000 BC. In addition, around ten settlements from the Neolithic period are known to exist in Eppingen. Finds from later epochs (Bronze Age, Iron Age, La Tène Period, Hallstatt Period) suggest a continuous settlement of the ancient settlement area. At the time of the Romans there was a villa rustica in the Gewann Risselberg near the Roman road from Stettfeld to Kastell Böckingen.