ラウッフハイムの天然記念物・トップ20

Small pilgrimage site, also very popular for walks. Lots of seating

If you're lucky, you'll be all alone there and can enjoy the lush tranquility. The religious complex makes an extremely well-kept impression.

Opening hours from April 1st to November 5th, 2023 Tuesday-Sunday 11am-5pm Public tours of the Limes-Cicerones on Sundays and public holidays. Parking recommendation: Limestor Rainau-Schwabsberg car park Bus stop: Gasthof Goldenes Lamm, Schwabsberg From Schwabsberg train station to Limestor: 1.6 km / approx. 20 minutes on foot From the Limestor car park to the Limestor: 650 m / approx. 8 minutes on foot From the Jagsttalhalle Schwabsberg car park to the Limestor 1.4 km / approx. 18 minutes on foot https://www.ostalbkreis.de/sixcms/detail.php?_topnav=38&_sub1=166&_sub2=100841&_sub3=87579&_sub4=-1&id=121573

Limestor Dalkingen is a unique Roman triumphal monument on the Upper Germanic-Rhaetian Limes and is one of its most impressive ruins.[1] Since 2005, the ancient border crossing, which was converted into a triumphal arch under Emperor Caracalla, has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site together with the entire Roman Limes complex in Germany and is part of the open-air museum on the Rhaetian Limes, which was established in 1972, which also includes the nearby Buch[2] fort and its civilian settlement. The gate, which was declared a cultural monument in 2006, is located between the villages of Schwabsberg and Dalkingen in the Ostalb district, Baden-Württemberg. Source: Wikipedia

Maria bei der Eiche, commonly called Maria Eich, is a Catholic forest and pilgrimage chapel near Ebnat in Baden-Württemberg, dedicated to Saint Mary. The present building, erected in 1925, dates back to a place of prayer built into an oak tree in 1686. It is located in the "Scheiterhau" forest area, four hundred meters west of the hiking car park on the south-western outskirts of Ebnat.

The Limestor Dalklingen marks the transition from the Roman / Raetian Empire to the Germanic Empire. Since the Romans did brisk trade with the Romans, there was a brisk change

A very idyllic place to come down.

In summer, a variety of leisure activities are possible: there is a pedal boat and rowing boat rental, berths for sailing boats, you can surf and sail, swim and lie on the sandy beach, and you can also fish. There is a circular hiking trail that takes you around the lake in about 45 minutes. The remains of the Buch fort of the Upper German-Raetian Limes can be seen in the shore area. Source: Wikipedia