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Beautiful route through the vineyards.

Friedelsheim Castle with its preserved castle tower is estimated to have been built in the 13th or 14th century. However, the first documented mention of it is much later, in 1418. After several changes of ownership, Friedelsheim Castle was upgraded to a Renaissance castle in the late 16th century by Count Palatine Johann Kasimir. The 17th century was certainly not a good one for many castles in the Palatinate, and Friedelsheim Castle is no exception: First, it was badly damaged by fires during wars of conquest during the Thirty Years' War, then came the War of the Palatinate Succession and with it French troops, which caused the almost complete destruction of Friedelsheim Castle in the Palatinate. It was rebuilt as a baroque castle a few decades later, before it was again devastated by fire around a hundred years later with the First Coalition War.

Thanks to a stylish roof, you can take a break here even when it rains.

Information about the castle: https://www.ms-visucom.de/cgi-bin/ebidat.pl?id=4495

"The Gadepädelcher, a Palatinate dialect term for gardens and paths, are a Gönnheim specialty. The natural footpaths, which have probably existed for over 500 years, lead, sometimes hidden and winding, through the gardens and green spaces behind and between the houses and farms in Gönnheim. They still serve today as a shortcut or as an idyllic stroll. In 2017 the Gadepädelcher were opened up for two circular routes." The starting point of the two circular routes (clockwise!) is the municipal scale at Marktler Platz. There is a flyer about these circular routes outside of the Wiehausl. Inner circular route (red arrow): 1.4 km, approx. 30 min Outer circular route (green arrow): 3.4 km (approx. 90 min) Source (partly quoted verbatim) and download: https://www.goennheim.de/de/gaeste-info/gadepaedelcher/uebersicht

Street art in Gönnheim is absolutely worth seeing.

Beautiful path through the vineyards to/from Friedelsheim.

Beautiful path through the vineyards to/from Friedelsheim.