アイベルシュタットでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

A walking tour along the city walls, including lots of information.

many gates and many towers

Old city gate with historical flood marks

Castle courtyard with seating, where you can enjoy wine and small snacks

The knight Jörg Brunner 😃 beautifully incorporated, a stone's throw from the town hall. If you turn around, you'll see a cornerstone at the bottom of the house. It was placed so that carriages of old wouldn't damage the house wall while driving around the corner.

Engraved in the stone on the outside is the water level of the Main River 😱 from the flood of the century. It's amazing.

Birthplace of Franz Daniel Pastorius, the first German emigrant to America and founder of Germantown, Pennsylvania. From the courtyard of today's winery, you can get a good view of the historic part of the building. There, you'll find a stone tablet dating back to 1655, which refers to the Pastorius family. Several memorial plaques commemorate the pioneer. A highlight is the adjacent, modern wine shop, whose facade tells excerpts from the life of Franz Daniel Pastorius. Unfortunately, we weren't there on Saturday, otherwise we could have taken a cellar tour to explore the old walls. However, we did manage to bring home a delicious, well-chilled Silvaner, in a Bocksbeutel, of course, for the ultimate Franconian wine hike afterwards, for which the super-nice owner even provided us with matching glasses.

Interesting information paired with a beautiful view of Eibelstadt. Sit down and simply enjoy the view.