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近くに美しい展望台があります

地面に駐車スペースの線を描くことができないため、スペースを最大限に活用できるように、車の駐車方法を示す追加の標識が設置されました。

Solid wood bench made from a single piece

Above the archway is the inscription: "Hans Beutelspacher and Barbara Märthin 1621". The first and second floors feature late medieval timber framing, while the gable displays Renaissance construction. Benedikt Beutelspacher was the town judge. One of his rulings displeased Duke Ulrich, and so in 1537, for alleged perjury, his tongue was cut out and his right hand amputated. He was also forbidden from "leaving the city of Leonberg."

大学のワイン税徴収事務所（Universitäts-Zehntscheuer）近くにある、アレマン様式の木組みの大きな建物は、15世紀前半に建てられました。この建物にはBeutelspacher家が住んでいました。一族のメンバーであるベネディクト・ボイテルシュパッハー（Benedikt Beutelspacher）が虚偽の発言をし、偽証を犯したため、1537年にウルリヒ公の勧めで、シュトゥットガルトのマルクト広場で舌を切り取られ、右手を切り落とされる刑に処されました。その後、この大きな邸宅は役所として利用されました。現在、建物内には飲食店が入っています。

Dürregartwegにある小さな森の池またはビオトープ。

The famous astronomer and mathematician Johannes Kepler lived here with his parents as a child until 1579. As his son wrote, his parents had "a marriage full of strife." His father, Heinrich, repeatedly ran away and joined the army. His mother was later accused of being a witch. But the future astronomer was able to attend Latin school here, thanks to compulsory schooling. Later, he was even allowed to study at the Duke's expense. To defend his mother, he returned to Leonberg as a grown man. At the time, he was the Imperial Mathematician.

It is about 2.5 km long and has an elevation gain of 70 meters