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ベージクハイムのエンツ橋には、印象的な彫刻「グローサー・フス」（大きな足）があります。これは、ベージクハイム彫刻の小道にある、ユーモラスでありながらも印象的な作品です。金属で作られたこの巨大な足は、まるで橋を渡ろうとしているかのように見え、旧市街、エンツ川沿い、そして木組みの家々の間に、モダンで遊び心のあるアクセントを加えています。

Zaber estuary

At Bietigheim, the Enz flows into the Neckar, which then meanders further towards Stuttgart.

Somehow particularly inviting here in Besigheim. I always go to the same café.

Kiosk with seating and lovely floral decorations as well as a view of the valley and the lake. Right on the main road.

Etzlenswenden belongs to Beilstein and is located in the Schmidbach valley at an altitude of around 385 m on a steep south-facing slope. Etzlenswenden probably originated as a Franconian forest clearing settlement. The "Kelterle" with bell tower, renovated in 1981, indicates the importance of winegrowing in Etzlenswenden. Etzlenswenden was a purely agricultural street village for centuries, where cattle breeding used to predominate. The "Kelterle" is a sight to behold.

The Bollwerk Tower was connected to the Götzen Tower by the city wall. Both towers today bear witness to the massive fortifications that were built between the 13th and 14th centuries to defend the imperial city. The city was only open through the Brückentor, Sülmer Tor and Fleiner Tor.

Very nice view - day and night - of the former BUGA site and over the Neckar.