ランゲンブレッタハのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

景色、森、ブドウ畑、観光スポットがあり、追加でツアーを拡張できる美しいツアー。

ノイエンシュタット・アム・コーハーの教会跡

Covered pedestrian and bicycle bridge over the Brettach river between the school grounds and the sports fields.

An imposing Renaissance gable adorns the former watermill. Outside, the millrace is preserved – it once ran through an archway directly into the mill building. A historic wooden pavilion can be found in the small park on the "mill island." The ground floor of the Brettach Mill houses a small village museum with a miller's workshop and restored pieces of historic mill machinery. It is open on select Sundays throughout the year and for groups by appointment.

The ruins of Helmbund Church are the last remnant of the vanished settlement of Helmbund near Neuenstadt am Kocher. The church served as the parish church for the new town until 1481, when it became the parish church of St. Nicholas, the former castle chapel, as well as for the nearby village of Cleversulzbach. The surrounding churchyard served as the burial ground for Neuenstadt and Cleversulzbach until 1636, when the church was destroyed in the Thirty Years' War. However, various regional nobles continued to be buried in the church crypt until the 18th century. Memorial services were held there until 1790.

The place invites you to linger—whether for a rest during a hike, a small picnic, or a convivial barbecue. Surrounded by vines and vineyards, it offers peace, views, and a charming atmosphere in the heart of the southern wine region.

The view is particularly charming at sunset, when the light bathes the landscape in warm gold – a quiet moment in the heart of the wine-growing south.

The town's striking silhouette, with Waldenburg Castle on the ridge, is clearly visible—often referred to as the "Balcony of Hohenlohe." In front of it, the Hohenlohe Plain stretches out, crisscrossed by fields, forests, and rolling hills.