ネッカービショフスハイムの天然記念物・トップ20

Here, at the entrance to the free parking lot, the graduation tower can be seen from afar. The wonderful fresh air and the gentle rippling of the water invite you to relax. Those who can snag a seat or even a spot on one of the free chairs or loungers are lucky.

Perched on the summit is the historic St. Michael's Chapel, dating back to 771 AD. Surrounded by vineyards, meadows, and forests, St. Michael's Hill offers breathtaking views of the Neckar Valley and the surrounding castles and palaces.

Don't be surprised if your dark clothes are covered in drops of salt.

In this type of open-air inhalation facility, strong brine trickles over the reeds and enriches the surrounding air with salt. A "marine climate" with a healing effect on the respiratory tract. The facility, in which visitors can breathe healthy salty air, is around 30 meters long and over eight meters high. The inhalation facility on the site of the former State Garden Show is relatively short compared to other graduation towers, but the health benefits are fully present.

The lake is a reservoir and is flowed through by the Tiefenbach, which flows into the Mühlbach and finally into the Neckar. The shore of the lake is lined with trees and bushes, which gives it an idyllic atmosphere.

As of October 6, 2024, a diversion has been set up via the hollow road further east and the Burghalde road. The stairs are probably not passable.

What a Federal Garden Show is good for 🤣

The path leads directly along the Mühltalsee and then along a beautiful stream. The possibility of starting directly from the car park makes the path particularly interesting for a family outing.