オーバーロートの洞窟・トップ17

今日見ました、中世の施設は本当に印象的です。 🙋👍

Lautereck Castle consists of a stone ground floor and two timber-framed floors above. Two corner towers give it a castle-like character. After renovations in 2008, a beautiful wedding room was created in the castle's bay window room. Weddings can also be held there on weekends and holidays.

A new beginning in the former brewery at Sulzbacher Schlössle The Sulzbacher Schlössle has a new tenant and a new dining concept. After more than a year of vacancy, the owner is also pleased with the new beginning and hopes for a long-term commitment.

Situated on a hill, up the Bildersteig, a monastery complex awaits you, parts of which can only be visited with a guide

The castle lies within a presumably prehistoric fortification, the age of which is unknown due to a lack of systematic archaeological research. A section of rampart with a ditch in front ran east of the Oberlimpurg farm and separated the mountain spur from the Hall plain. A section almost 40 m long and up to 4 m high has been preserved on the southwestern edge of the valley. Finds, mostly made during construction work, date from the Neolithic period (5th millennium BC to c. 1800 BC) and the La Tène period (500/450 BC to c. AD). Whether there was a connection between this fortification and the Celtic saltworks, also from the La Tène period, in the area of Schwäbisch Hall's old town can only be speculated.

Super nice old complex with beautiful views

The Comburg Monastery is really impressive. It can be viewed from the outside all year round. Guided tours of the interior take place from the beginning of April to the end of October.

What is different about the Großcomburg cloister? On the one hand, it is on the “wrong side”: the southern flank of the church would be usual. However, the terrain on the Großcomburg was such that the cloister had to be attached to the west end of the church. The ground on the long sides of the church would have sloped too steeply. Also a rare case: one of the four wings led like a tunnel under the Romanesque tower. It disappeared when the church was rebuilt in Baroque style - until it was excavated in the 20th century.