ハスマースハイムのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

それは何となく放置されたようにそこに立っています 。,,

モースバッハのマルクト広場は、バーデン地方全体でも最も美しい広場の一つであり、17世紀初頭のパルムシェハウスはその紛れもないスターです。梁に施された手彫りの装飾をよく見てください。それらは、信仰、職人技、そして建設者たちの日常生活のシンボルを示しており、それらを読み解く時間があれば、彼ら自身の物語を語ってくれます。

Schöner Mühlenweg...

Typical Neckarsteig bench, nice for resting.

Today I finally managed to finish the Neckarsteig trail, which I started four years ago. The last leg from Gundelsheim to Bad Wimpfen was still missing. I started in Gundelsheim, first going to Guttenberg Castle. Unfortunately, dogs aren't allowed there, so I only looked from the outside and made a detour to the castle chapel, which was unfortunately closed, so I didn't get to see anything. I continued, first on wide forest roads, then on a short path, and then again on wide meadow paths past the Jewish cemetery to Heinsheim. The Jewish cemetery was established in the 16th century and at times was used by up to 25 Jewish communities between Eppingen, Mosbach, and Bad Wimpfen. 1152 gravestones have been preserved, dating from 1598 to 1937. During the Nazi regime, the cemetery was to be leveled and the gravestones put to "useful" use. Fortunately, this did not happen, but traces of willful desecration can still be seen today.

From its history, design, and construction period to its world-famous owner...it's simply an impressive castle complex. A visit is a must.

The Holocaust Memorial in Neckarzimmern commemorates the deportation of over 6,000 Jews from Baden to the Gurs camp in France on October 22/23, 1940. It consists of a Star of David floor sculpture and memorial stones from 137 locations – designed by youth groups as a symbol against forgetting.

The castle sits majestically on a rocky outcrop above the Neckar Valley near Neckarzimmern and is one of the oldest and best-preserved castle ruins on the Neckar.