キルヒハイムボーランデンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A helpful information board at the parking lot with the various hiking trails.

The interior of the church is truly worth seeing. The "Mozart Organ" is particularly noteworthy. In 1745, Johann Michael Stumm built his largest organ for the castle church, with 36 stops on three manuals and a pedal. In 1748, he added a carillon. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart played the instrument while passing through in 1778.

The boar, which also appears in the town's coat of arms, commemorates the Counts of Eberstein, former lords of Stauf Castle, who temporarily ruled Kirchheimbolanden. The sculpture of the seated boar was designed by Martin Mayer, and the original is located in front of the German Hunting Museum in Munich.

A beautiful green area ideal for a short stroll.

The red tower is a beautiful eye-catcher and an important part of the still well-preserved city wall. It's a good thing it didn't fall victim to road construction 100 years ago.

It's always good to know where a shelter is. A nice place for a rest.

The castle is now a retirement home. It's a very well-maintained property.

Good opportunity for a rest with a beautiful view of the Donnersberg and surroundings