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The castle church was begun around 1300 and completed around 1335. During the restoration in 1978, the Gothic structure was uncovered again. The west tower from 1863/66 is built on the substructure of the medieval tower. To the south of the choir there is a sacristy, later a master's box. To the west lies the important Renaissance burial chapel from 1504/08, at its entrance there are wrought iron grilles by Antoni Roth (1608). Concerts take place regularly in the church.

The dominant heart of the village is Neuleinigen Castle. She was in 1240 1250 under Count Friedrich III. completed by Leiningen. It is the earliest fortified castle on German soil and was built on the model of the French castles of the Ile de France. With a large courtyard, surrounded by a ring wall, to which buildings were attached on the inside. Today, the picturesque village and its castle ruins offer a fantastic backdrop for musical and culinary events such as the Castle Wine Festival, the Neuleiningen Castle Summer and the Advent market in the streets.

Very beautiful castle ruins with a beautiful view of the plain. The climb is worth it. The village below the castle is also great.

Also a highlight of Bad Dürkheim

You shouldn't ignore it

A true hiking highlight Definitely worth a visit

Great Mediterranean garden, romantic outdoor area of the gastronomy and absolutely gigantic view of the entire Upper Rhine Valley with Taunus, Odenwald, Black Forest, Palatinate Forest

"The Castle Church in Bad Dürkheim, formerly the Church of St. John, is the main Protestant church in the city." Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schlosskirche_(Bad_Dürkheim)