ゾンマーハウゼンの天然記念物・トップ20

⚠️No passage for MTBs, nature conservation! (sign)

The cast-iron, white and gold bathtub by the regional artist Matthias Braun is intended to be reminiscent of the famous baroque architect Balthasar Neumann. Among other things, he designed the Würzburg Residence, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The garden pavilion built by Neumann not far away is connected to the bathtub: "Theoretically, if you lay down in the bathtub, you would have a line of sight to the pavilion."

Nice cooling for the summer.

Very beautifully landscaped garden

Nice to ride in both directions, but downhill is of course more fun. The landscape is a mixture of flowering meadows, hills and pine forest. Stay on the path, nature reserve.

The bathtub faces Balthasar Neumann's garden pavilion across the street.

Kneipp therapy is based on 5 pillars: water, exercise, nutrition, medicinal herbs and a balance between body and soul. Kneipp was not a natural healer for the rich. His advice is simple, can be implemented at home without great resources and effort, and is still sustainable. That is why they are so successful to this day, because they are suitable for everyone. With the water treatments, the pastor strengthens the body's self-healing powers. In addition, there is movement to give the body the necessary balance. When it comes to medicinal herbs, Kneipp trusts in the power of nature. He recommends unprocessed foods whenever possible. Mental balance, inner peace and the ability to relax are important therapy goals. In fact, in 1847 Kneipp was “on the edge of the grave” and, according to current knowledge, was suffering from tuberculosis. An old book about the healing powers of water became his lifesaver. He hiked to the Danube 2-3 times a week, dived into the cold water for 3-5 seconds and got well again. The pastor in Bad Wörishofen developed his five-pillar model based on his personal experiences.

beautifully landscaped medicinal herb garden according to indication