マルクグレーニンゲンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

博物館への展望台へ

ゲムス川沿いの短くて美しい区間。時にはガチョウが住み着いていることもあります。特に朝の太陽がゲムス川に映るときは美しいです。

View from the pedestrian and bicycle path in the Glemstal valley of the 54m high Glemstal bridge, which was built between June 1985 and March 1987.

An artificially created pond without a direct inflow, which contains more or less water depending on the season and amount of rainfall.

Seating area at a fork in the path with a good view into the Glems valley.

Hohenasperg – Schubart Monument – in the background, a tower of the Asperg waterworks Christian Friedrich Daniel Schubart (1739–1791) was a poet, organist, composer, and journalist, and a fierce critic of the political conditions of his time. He was imprisoned for ten years without trial by Duke Karl Eugen on Hohenasperg. The “Schubart Monument” was created in 1983 by the stonemason Thomas Lorenz from Bietigheim.

Interesting information panels for Celtic enthusiasts. In the 6th century BC, Hoher Asperg was one of the most important centers of power of the period, along with Mont Lassois in Burgundy and Heuneburg on the Danube.

View of Asperg in rain in autumn