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Very nice.

Take your time to admire the long street with its beautiful half-timbered houses!

Like Miltenberg, Wertheim is a tranquil town with many half-timbered houses. The Tauber River from here and the Erf River from Miltenberg are great tributaries and worth a trip. If you're in the Odenwald, you should also take the Mudau-Mosbach hiking trail (approx. 30 km).

An imposing gate on the Main Bridge, where you drive under.

The Miltenberg-Altstadt cohort fort (ca. 150 - 260 AD) The fort is the southernmost of the Main line, the wet Limes. It is located just west of the knee-shaped Main breakthrough from Spessart and Odenwald, a little north of the Mud estuary into the Main. Size: 160.10 x 170.25 m = 540 x 575 Roman pedes/ foot: (27,250 sq. m.) Two construction periods have been documented: P 1 = wood-earth fort, P 2 = stone fort. Its ancient name is unknown. It was occupied by the Cohors / Sequanorum et Rauracorum equitata, which was 480 men strong, and a small auxiliary unit, the Exploratio Triputiensis, strength unknown. The military bath was built outside the fortifications in front of their southern front. Parts of the largely unknown civilian camp village lie south and east of the fort. The location of the port for the Roman Main fleet and merchant ships is unknown. The military cemetery was on the way to the ancient Mud Bridge, the civilian cemetery in the area of today's sewage treatment plant. In 1842 the fort was recognized as a Roman ruin. The construction of the Aschaffenburg-Miltenberg railway line, whose tracks cut through the fort, triggered the first verifiable excavations in 1875 (M. Scherer), which initially lasted until 1878 (W. Conrady). Further major excavations took place from 1970 to 1976 (Dr. B. Beckmann). Source: Information board at the site

It is beautiful around here.

Nice piece of asphalt here you can fly just like that

The Main Bridge is one of Miltenberg’s landmarks.