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Wertheim Village is a factory outlet center located in the Almosenberg industrial park of Wertheim in the Main-Tauber district in northern Baden-Württemberg. The outlet center opened in 2003 at the Wertheim/Lengfurt junction of the A3 motorway and was gradually expanded in the following years. The outlet center welcomes up to 2.8 million visitors annually and, thanks to its location on the A3 motorway, has a nationwide catchment area, particularly in Frankfurt am Main, Würzburg, Nuremberg, and Mannheim. Approximately 3,500 parking spaces are available for visitors. With a total area of 27,000 square meters, Wertheim Village comprises approximately 110 stores with items from over 100 German and international brands in the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle sectors. Source: Wikipedia Website: https://www.wertheimvillage.com

Remove the sign, it's a 20 - 21% gradient😄😄

On May 18, 2025, the spot (hidden behind an ice cream vending machine) looked very deserted and neglected. No water was coming out.

I had considered cycling through town, but this bike path is really great and you can make quick progress.

"It's pretty ugly here" is the quote that springs to mind. A huge parking lot, located right next to the motorway and everything built in a pseudo-historical style that isn't really authentic. Anyone who likes outlet shopping will probably be happy here, but for the average hiker it's more of a nightmare.

Here you can leave money 🤣

Beautiful, clean, well-maintained outlet with good shops and a huge selection. There is something for everyone🤪 whether sporty or elegant or for hiking 🫵 ...

We cycled along the Romantic Road cycle path for two weeks and admired not only beautiful landscapes but also Germany's most beautiful cities. Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Nördlingen, Donauwörth and Füssen are just a few of these picturesque places. In my blog post I show you what to expect on the Romantic Road and reveal which sights you should definitely visit along the way: https://netreisetagebuch.de/romantische-strasse-radweg