シュライトハイム周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

テラスからの素晴らしい眺めが楽しめる、とても良いレストランです。「ギルド」レストラン（やや高級）で、品質は非常に高いです。 残念ながら、アップロードされている写真の多くは完全に間違っており、的外れです。

ここは超メガきれいです

この場所はとても便利です

高さ20メートルの展望台からは、ケルトガウ、シュヴァルツヴァルト、そしてアルプスまで見渡すことができます。

Take your time here to consciously perceive the landscape. In spring, the Seldenhalde transforms into a sea of white blossoms – countless snowdrops line the slopes and create a particularly atmospheric accent along the path.

The tower stands on the foundation of the keep of Randenburg Castle, of which only a few remnants are still visible above ground. The view from the tower is breathtaking! There are now several information panels about the castle. The moat is also still clearly visible. On the other side of the moat, there is a large rest area which appears to be well-maintained and popular during the season.

The village and the church are well worth seeing. For me, however, the Anabaptist movement is also absolutely remarkable. Schleitheim (and this church) plays a crucial role in this. This is explained on an information panel above the church about the Anabaptist Trail: "Even before the Reformation, Martin Weninger represented the Protestant doctrine in Schleitheim. On February 24, 1527, the synod took place here, at which Michael Sattler, along with other Anabaptist leaders, formulated the Schleitheim Confession. One of only four surviving copies worldwide is on display in the Anabaptist Room of the museum. Attracted by the Reformation, Michael Sattler, prior of St. Peter's Abbey in the Black Forest, married the Beguine Margaretha and participated in the Anabaptist Disputation in Zurich in 1525. On May 21, 1527, he was executed in Rottenburg, and his wife was drowned in the Neckar River." You can also find further information about the Anabaptists there.

The lady has a name... "Leisure"