ブーヒェン（オーデンヴァルト）周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

Lake Robern is an idyllic, artificial lake in the upper Seebach valley near Robern, a district of the municipality of Fahrenbach in the Neckar-Odenwald district. It was dammed in 1966 and is located in a nature reserve known for its diverse flora and fauna. The lake is approximately 150 meters long and 100 meters wide, providing a beautiful setting for hiking and relaxation.

Take a circular hike around Lake Robern – the trail is flat, about 3km long, and offers beautiful scenery and plenty of birdwatching opportunities. It's ideal for a relaxing break or a family outing.

The Roberner See is a lake in the upper valley of the Seebach near Robern in the municipality of Fahrenbach - there are many water lilies here

Mundartweg - from building land via the Odenwald to the Neckar. There are 25 information boards with regional dialect examples along a route that is more than 72 kilometers long. You can find my complete tour below https://www.komoot.de/tour/787720677

Sandstone viaduct for the railway over the Elzbach.

A beautiful sandstone built, rare railway viaduct in the Elztal. Worth seeing and a popular photo motif. Behind it, coming from Dallau, opens up a wide, beautiful valley.

Beautifully prepared memorial with a rest stop.

Wildenberg Castle can only be reached on foot. The impressive Wildenberg Castle ruins are hidden on the spur of the Schlossberg, high above the valley of the Mud. The builders of this castle from the Staufer period are said to be the Lords of Dürn, who were also protectors of the Amorbach monastery. The artistic window arcades and the palace with the gigantic fireplace are interesting. You can still see many signs of the former stonemasons and inscriptions of its builders. The question is, did Wolfgang von Eschenbach really write his "Parzival" in the castle around 1200? In 1356 an earthquake is said to have severely damaged the castle. In the Peasants' War of the 16th century it was peasants from the "Hellen Haufen" of the knight Götz von Berlichingen who burned down the castle.