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美しい砂利道は、ほとんどが平坦でまっすぐで、運河沿いに続いています。非常に緑豊かで、下の道路よりもはるかにきれいです。

Beautiful scenery, especially when the sun is out!

Simply superbly located with a fantastic view of the blue Neckar.

Beautiful nature on the blue Neckar.

First mentioned in documents in 988 under the name Gmundi, King Henry VII elevated the settlement to a free imperial city around 1230. In 1330, Emperor Ludwig pledged Neckargemünd to the Count Palatine of the Rhine, who relocated the court of the Meckesheim Zent here in 1346. In 1395, Neckargemünd lost its status as an imperial city when it was incorporated into the Palatinate. In 1466, the town was granted market rights, which were expanded in 1544. In 1566, the town, like the entire Palatinate, became Protestant.

After crossing the lock and getting closer to Neckarsteinach, the view of 3 of the 4 castles gets better and better.

Visitors are drawn to Hirschhorn because of its beautiful historic old town with its city walls and blue tower. Charming half-timbered houses, idyllic alleyways, and small squares await discovery. The main street is the town's pedestrian zone, offering shops, restaurants, and cafés. It's well worth strolling through the lanes and exploring. Hirschhorn Castle, also known as Hirschhorn Fortress, is particularly worth seeing. Besides the old town, it's the town's highlight. This spur castle features a beautiful gatekeeper's house between the lower and upper wards, a keep, a castle chapel (now used as a registry office), a Renaissance building, and a prison tower. The castle also houses a hotel with a restaurant.

Relax and enjoy.