レムスハルデン周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

The footbridge, with its brick arches, leads across the Neckar River towards Plochingen and the former factory buildings of the Otto textile company.

The "Rialto" bridge at the entrance to Beinstein is a three-arch stone bridge which was built about 100 years ago.

Unfortunately, the car bridge was built right next to the Rialto Bridge. That's why the Rialto (actually the King's Bridge) is always somewhat in the shadow of its ugly sister. Still, she's a real beauty.

Very fun sculptures, well worth a visit

"Otto-Steg", the pedestrian bridge over the Neckar. When exposed to sunlight, it looks very bright and colorful due to the orange color of the arches. 👍

From Plochingen you can take the footbridge to the Bruckenwasen landscape park, a beautiful park to linger in, and the footbridge overlooks the Neckar

The section of the Rems cycle path between Remsviadukt and Vogelsmühle is, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful, especially in spring when the meadows are bright green.

The "Y-Burg" is located near Stetten im Remtal (district of Kernen) in the Rems-Murr district in Baden-Württemberg. - https://www.kernen.de/de/in-kernen-zu-gast/Sehenswert/Sehenswert?view=publish&item=tripDestination&id=1000 - former residential castle, surrounded by vineyards - at 330 m above sea level NN - the castle did not have its own well, so the water had to be carried up from the valley - In 1760 the castle complex was demolished - Today only the outside walls are visible - Since 2011 there have been sculptures by the sculptor Karl Ulrich Nuss in/near the castle (https://www.karl-ulrich-nuss.de/y-burg.html) Note on the name: - original name "Eibenburg" - the area was called "Eibenberg" (there are said to have been some conifers/yews there) - correct pronunciation is actually "I-Burg" - See further information: https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.die-y-burg-in-stetten-das-geheimnis-der-ypsilon-ruine.f23a1cab-212a-4d18-a5a1-a533bb17af21. html