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Station 16 of the Biblical Wine Trail: On Maundy Thursday, shortly before his suffering and death, Jesus celebrated the Passover meal with his disciples. At this traditional festival, Jews commemorate the liberation of their ancestors from Egyptian slavery. The blood of a slaughtered lamb was smeared on the doorposts of the house that night so that the angel of death, who was to kill all firstborn males in Egypt, would recognize that a child of God lived there. Thus, the destroyer passed over the houses of the Hebrew slaves (in Hebrew: Passover).

Station 8 of the Biblical Wine Trail with seating: The arduous climb up from the village gives an idea of how strenuous the work in the vineyard is. The winegrower has to tend to his vine around 17 times before the grape harvest can finally take place. And despite human labor, a single hailstorm can destroy the entire harvest. Fungal infections, frost damage, or rainy summers: the list of threats is long.

Launch site with information board for paragliders in a steep section between the vineyards.

Rock formation "Three Giants" with three huge rocks and a wonderful view of Beutelsbach and the surrounding vineyards in the Remstal valley.

Station 10 of the Biblical Wine Trail: Paul Gerhardt is the most famous Lutheran hymn writer, the beloved figure of the Protestant hymnal. He was born on March 12, 1607, in Gräfenhainichen, near Wittenberg, which was then part of Saxony. In his parents' inn, he learned a down-to-earth, clear language that still resonates with people 400 years later. Orphaned at the age of 15, he attended the princely school in Grimma. He completed his theological studies in Wittenberg.

Magnificent view over the vineyards and into the Remstal valley on the way to the "Remstalkino" cinema.

.. today's "Weinstadt Wichtelweg" in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg. - between "Weinstadt-Beutelsbach" and "Aichelberg" - with 11 stations - since 02/2024 - the story of the stolen sparkling stones of the forest gnomes is told - almost 2.5 km long - the "Wichtelweg" replaces the former "Märchenweg"

... in the Rems-Murr district, Baden-Württemberg, between "Weinstadt-Beutelsbach" and "Aichelberg" - the "RemstalWeg" and the "Weinstädter Wichtelweg" (approx. 2.5 km long) "run" here, among others - interesting (steep) stairs in the middle of the forest - the height of the steps is also "suitable for children" from around 4 years of age - accessibility depends on the weather