ラインシュテットでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The beautiful village church was built in the 13th century and received its present form in the 17th century.

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+++New opening hours from August 1, 2025+++ The sculpture garden in Plinz was created by the artist Jochen Bach in the mid-1990s. He moved to Plinz in 1972 with his wife Gisa, then young architects, and transformed it into a very special place. He exhibited and sold his paintings in the former mill. Sadly, he passed away at the end of 2022 at the age of 80. I, his daughter, have now returned home and continue to run the gallery, selling and exhibiting my own works here alongside his paintings. We maintain and maintain the sculpture garden with private funds and would like to continue to share it with people who come to Plinz to find peace and inspiration. Since this is a rather time-consuming undertaking, we will be limiting access to two days a week starting August 1, 2025: Saturday & Sunday 🪴 Garden open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 🖼 Gallery open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Visits outside of these hours are only possible upon personal request. Admission remains free, but we ask for a small financial donation to help maintain the garden. Information at https://plinz.de Best regards from Plinz, Philine Bach

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+++New Opening Hours from August 1, 2025+++ The sculpture garden in Plinz was created by the artist Jochen Bach starting in the mid-1990s. He moved to Plinz in 1972 with his wife Gisa, both young architects at the time, and transformed it into a very special place. He exhibited and sold his paintings in the former mill. Sadly, he passed away at the end of 2022 after a full and fulfilling life of 80. I, his daughter, have now returned home and continue to run the gallery, selling and exhibiting his paintings as well as my own. We maintain and preserve the sculpture garden using private funds and would like to continue sharing it with people who come to Plinz seeking peace and inspiration. Since this is quite a time-consuming undertaking, we will be limiting access to two days a week starting August 1, 2025: Saturday & Sunday 🪴 Garden open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 🖼 Gallery open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Outside these hours, visits are only possible by prior arrangement. Admission remains free, however, we kindly request a small donation to help maintain the garden. Information at https://plinz.de Warm regards from Plinz, Philine Bach

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+++New opening hours from August 1, 2025+++ The sculpture garden in Plinz was created by the artist Jochen Bach in the mid-1990s. He moved to Plinz in 1972 with his wife Gisa, then young architects, and transformed it into a very special place. He exhibited and sold his paintings in the former mill. Sadly, he passed away at the end of 2022 at the age of 80. I, his daughter, have now returned home and continue to run the gallery, selling and exhibiting my own works here alongside his paintings. We maintain and maintain the sculpture garden with private funds and would like to continue to share it with people who come to Plinz to find peace and inspiration. Since this is a rather time-consuming undertaking, we will be limiting access to two days a week starting August 1, 2025: Saturday & Sunday 🪴 Garden open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 🖼 Gallery open from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Visits outside of these hours are only possible upon personal request. Admission remains free, but we ask for a small financial donation to help maintain the garden. Information at https://plinz.de Best regards from Plinz, Philine Bach

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Unfortunately mostly closed, but I have not been here yet and the approach via the high trail is simply beautiful

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Unfortunately, the path was very arduous, as some paths ended in "nowhere." The small, idyllic bridge was all the more pleasing... a little highlight...

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Definitely a lovely place to linger, a bit off the beaten track, and in my opinion, the single stamp attracts many, many hiking enthusiasts. Why? You have to travel by car to collect the touring stamp. What were the people in charge thinking when they selected it? And there are a lot of these single stamps, I wonder why? Yes, it would be perfect for a break if a circular tour were offered, but not like this. 😳

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Very nice view!

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