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It's a great place to rest, right by the river. But be careful! The underpass is 1.5 meters high.

The castle park and the small castle are a real highlight in Neckarbischofsheim. There's also the pentagonal tower to admire, and there's also a small swimming pool. It's worth a visit, if only for the superb ice cream in the castle park.

The Protestant church in Bad Rappenau is an exemplary example of church architecture from the second half of the 19th century. It is a cultural monument for architectural and typological reasons.

The Stadtkirche is a Protestant church with a long and fascinating history. It was built in 1887 and replaced an older church that stood on the same site. The church is a cultural monument and impresses with its architecture and historical significance.

The castle park in Bad Rappenau is a beautiful place, captivating with its central location and impressive natural surroundings. The park offers a pleasant atmosphere and a relaxing atmosphere, especially under the shade of the mature trees, some of which are over 160 years old. A special highlight is the Kneipp pool, fed by fresh spring water.

The three-storey building, located in a beautiful park on Babstadter Strasse, was completed in 1601 by Eberhard von Gemmingen on the site of an old moated castle. The building stands on oak tree trunks driven into the ground. The castle lake is fed by the Mühlbach, which flows nearby and is culverted.

The Protestant church in Bad Rappenau was built in 1887/88 from Keupersan stone by the church architect Hermann Bahagel according to the so-called "Eisenacher Regulativ". This means that it is oriented lengthways and facing east and built on a floor plan in the shape of a Latin cross in the neo-Gothic style. It is one of the most perfectly formed and structurally exemplary church buildings in the neo-Gothic style.

The church initially had a bell cast by Lucas Speck in 1810, to which two more bells were added in 1887. Although new bells were purchased several times, the old bell from 1810 has remained in the possession of the parish and is now on display next to the church.