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ネッカー川の上の斜面に位置する、非常に美しく印象的な城の複合施設。

1985年から、ヒューベルトゥス・フォン・デア・ゴルツによる彫刻「アビスの上」がゲッツェントゥルムにバランスをとって設置されています。

バブシュタット城は、バロック様式のポルタルの元となった前身の建物を置き換える形で、20世紀初頭に建てられたもので、バート・ラッペナウ市で最も新しい城です。居住者がおり、立ち入りはできません。

If you want to learn more about the Götzenturm, you can watch the short video clip on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Z3YPO3Wce2w

The Protestant Church of Grombach, with its spire, is a church without a tower, built by the successor of the master builder Moll, master builder Remmlinger. It features an organ made from the remains of an Overmann organ. The interior was extensively renovated a few years ago and now has a simple, elegant appearance. The pews were replaced with chairs decades ago.

A very controversial project, very expensive. The cycle path was already well developed at that point, and then there are the costly construction measures for the Frießinger Mill and the two planned bridges, at the marina and the dam. The new surface is certainly a dream, but it won't last forever. The slightly wider expansion offers more space for busy traffic, but it has also resulted in the loss of nature. The bridges will be great and make cycling to the footbridge easier, and the bottleneck will be eliminated. However, the bridge maintenance costs will be enormous in one to two decades, and the connecting path will consume even more nature. In my opinion, there are towns that are poorly connected to the cycle network, or not at all, than Wimpfen to Heilbronn; it would have made more sense to invest here.

The meeting point for several cycling groups from the region.

The Protestant church was built between 1785 and 1787 and has been largely preserved in its original condition to this day. It has no tower, but only a small ridge turret. A bell from the 14th century is particularly noteworthy. The church was formerly used as a shared church and today belongs to the Obergimpern parish in Bad Rappenau.