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The stately corner house displays the richest decorative timber framing in the town on its street-facing gable and is one of the most architecturally and historically important residential buildings in Weinstadt.

Station 8 of the Biblical Wine Trail with seating: The arduous climb up from the village gives an idea of how strenuous the work in the vineyard is. The winegrower has to tend to his vine around 17 times before the grape harvest can finally take place. And despite human labor, a single hailstorm can destroy the entire harvest. Fungal infections, frost damage, or rainy summers: the list of threats is long.

Launch site with information board for paragliders in a steep section between the vineyards.

Rock formation "Three Giants" with three huge rocks and a wonderful view of Beutelsbach and the surrounding vineyards in the Remstal valley.

Station 10 of the Biblical Wine Trail: Paul Gerhardt is the most famous Lutheran hymn writer, the beloved figure of the Protestant hymnal. He was born on March 12, 1607, in Gräfenhainichen, near Wittenberg, which was then part of Saxony. In his parents' inn, he learned a down-to-earth, clear language that still resonates with people 400 years later. Orphaned at the age of 15, he attended the princely school in Grimma. He completed his theological studies in Wittenberg.

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Beautiful terrace

Along one stretch, you'll enjoy magnificent views of the Remstal valley and learn a lot about the region's wine culture. Keep an eye out for the sculptures by artist Ludwig Heeß, which bring the winemaking life of bygone times to life. The circular trail, with its information panels about the variety of grape varieties, is also great.