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The multi-generational park in Epfenbach, located at the market square, is an open green space intentionally designed for all age groups. It combines play, sports, and exercise areas with quiet zones and meeting places, offering families, children, teenagers, and older visitors a place to exercise, relax, and socialize. The park is part of a municipal project to revitalize the town center and create an accessible recreational area right in the village. It is open to the public and intended to serve as a central meeting place for everyday life.

The Old Catholic Church in Epfenbach looks back on a long and multifaceted history. As early as 1350, the town's first town hall stood on this site, and its council chamber was also used for religious services from 1556 onwards. With the construction of St. John's Church in 1742, the site gained its own church, which was expanded in 1836. Since 1963, the building has been known as the Chapel of Our Lady and has been used creatively since 1992 – today it serves as an artist's studio. A fine example of how historical building fabric can be preserved and meaningfully revitalized.

There are some beautiful half-timbered houses in Epfenbach, you just have to look for them.

The Protestant church in Epfenbach is the town's Reformed/Protestant parish church and belongs to the Kraichgau deanery of the Evangelical Church in Baden. It is considered the oldest church in Epfenbach and was rebuilt in 1836 according to the plans of architect Heinrich Hübsch, after an older predecessor building was demolished. The church does not have a specific patron saint or proper name such as "St. ...", but is simply referred to as the Protestant Church of Epfenbach.

Coming from Neidenstein, you have a good view of the town from this spot.

Pictures don't really do justice to the impressive size of the giant sequoia...so...see it in person 😉

The Catholic church in Epfenbach is named after Saint John the Baptist. https://www.se-waibstadt.de/ueber-uns/kirchen-und-gemeindehaeuser/st-johannes-der-taeufer-epfenbach/

The cemetery, established in 1809, is located on the road to Waldwimmersbach and was expanded in 1993. The war memorial, erected in 1960, commemorates the fallen and missing of the First and Second World Wars and connects the old and new sections of the cemetery. The cemetery chapel was built in 1968, and a gardening section has been available since 2011. (https://www.epfenbach.de/pb/288675.html)