エーニンゲンの絶景の山頂・トップ15

schönbuch自然公園の最高地点はブロムベルクですが、主に様々な森の道の交差点があり、いくつかの大きくてかなり印象的な木があります。残念ながら、眺めはありません。

Here lie the remains of Müneck Castle. The castle mound and the very deep moat surrounding it are still clearly visible. A narrow path leads up the mound to the heart of the ruins. There, you'll find a few remnants of walls and hewn stone blocks. The castle was probably built in the 11th and 12th centuries by the Lords of Müneck as a defensive stronghold and was first mentioned in 1259. From the end of the 14th century onward, the castle was likely no longer used and gradually fell into ruin. It was also used as a quarry and dismantled accordingly.

We're particularly fond of the juniper heath. Even the best sauerkraut doesn't taste good without juniper berries. Here, the berries are plentiful.

First and foremost a place of statistical value, as it is home to the highest elevation in Stuttgart at 549m. Unfortunately, apart from a large marker stone that stands on a large meadow, there is no view here. From the benches that stand here, you only see dense bushes, and even in autumn and winter there is no view at all. Instead, there is a monotonous background noise from the nearby motorway junction.

Highest elevation in the Schönbuch.

It may be the highest point in Stuttgart, but the trees around it have now grown so dense and tall that the view is virtually nil

The Bernhartshöhe is the highest elevation in the urban area of Stuttgart. Height: 549 m above sea level NN

Nice place wide view