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Backnang, the "Gateway to the Swabian Forest," offers a charming blend of historic half-timbered architecture, cultural attractions, and nature experiences in the immediate vicinity. Historical Highlights in the Old Town Backnang Town Tower: The city's landmark, visible from afar, was built in 1614 above the Gothic chancel of the former St. Michael's Church. Inside, there is an exhibition on the city's history. ...

Beer garden, good food and a view

Nice restaurant with friendly service

In May 2019, the water buffalo were resettled in the Bottwar meadows as part of the project for home, people, and nature. Their stable and pasture are located on the road between Großbottwar and Kleinbottwar.

The wetland can be viewed from a small jetty and is home to kingfishers, dragonflies and various amphibians and reptiles.

...the "Market Fountain" in Besigheim, Ludwigsburg district, Baden-Württemberg. - At the beginning of the 16th century, the citizens received permission from "Margrave Philip II" to build a stately fountain on the market square. - The column and surround date from a later period. - Depicts a shield holder with the coat of arms of the Margraviate of Baden. - "Besigheim" belonged to the Baden dominion until 1595. - The predecessor of this fountain figure was a statue of "Knight Saint George." - Four lion heads with water spouts. - Text on the fountain: "After the old statue was toppled by a storm in 1564, the present column and image were newly constructed and renovated in 1953, 1976, and 1997."

Here you have a beautiful view of the rock gardens

The Felsengartenkellerei Besigheim is located in the idyllic Neckar Valley, between Stuttgart and Heilbronn. It is an important winegrowers' cooperative in Württemberg. It owes its name to the shell limestone rocks that characterize the landscape here. They rise steeply, embedded in a wonderful vineyard landscape with terraced steep slopes and dry stone walls. The sun's rays fall on the vines at the ideal angle, and the rocks and dry stone walls reinforce them and store their heat. Ideal conditions for wines of the highest quality. The wall lizard, our heraldic animal, enjoys the evening sun on the stones. 400 winegrower families from 10 wine communities with 720 hectares of cultivation area are united under the sign of the golden lizard.