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The farmers Johann Baptist Hörner and Barbara, née Körper, had the chapel built in 1864. Whether it was in memory of their five children, who died under tragic circumstances, is unknown, but is suspected. Also in 1864, the chapel became the property of the Catholic church in Herxheimweyher. The donors, however, had committed themselves to the chapel's upkeep for life. The chapel is larger than the usual size of a wayside chapel. A small bell tower with a cross adorns the roof. The porch is supported by two brick buttresses and creates a large vestibule. Furnishings: Altar with a crucifixion group; to the right of the altar was a terra cotta figure of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, and to the left of the altar is a statue of St. Joseph. Since 1918, there has also been a Pietà, which, after several break-ins, is now kept in the rectory for security reasons.

The Herxheimweyher Catholic Church Foundation is responsible for maintaining the chapel. Many thanks for this. The chapel was built by Hörner, a farmer, in 1864. His family suffered tragic deaths of his wife and children, which likely prompted him to have this chapel built. Renovations were carried out in 1922, 1971, and 1983, and the chapel is still a beautiful sight today. Unfortunately, heartless thieves stole valuable furnishings, so the interior of the chapel remains plain.

nice seating inside and outside

The parish church of St. Mauritius serves the Catholic parish in Rülzheim. The oldest part of the church is the west tower, built on a late Gothic foundation in 1498. The current nave was built in 1767 and later expanded.

The Rottenbach stream runs beneath the main road, and the cycle and footpath runs alongside it. It's a bit narrow, but manageable.

Somewhat hidden in the middle of the forest lies the Dieterskirchel and a wayside cross on the road.

Vali's Restaurant offers a wonderful view of the lake with a large fountain.

The village center of Billigheim is at the town hall and St. Martin's Church. Here you'll find a bakery, a bank, an ice cream parlor, and the bus stop.