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For the past few years, restaurants have offered the option of sitting outside.

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The Hörlesbuck in Heidenheim-Degersheim is the sixth highest point in Middle Franconia and offers beautiful views over the rolling hills of the area.

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Here you will find the Wörnitz River Pool (admission is charged in summer).

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In summer we always get our drinking water there

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Always cool there even in summer

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It is beautiful here

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Another beautiful stretch of cycle path on the first piece of land on the Jagst

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Beautiful river pool on the Wörnitz with shallow water zone, slide, playground, beach volleyball and kiosk.

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The Kleeberger bakery serves good coffee and a lovely selection of cakes!

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A beautiful old town

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A beautiful old town

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Heidenheim Abbey is a former Benedictine monastery founded in 752 by Saint Wunibald, abbot of the monastery, and his brother Willibald, Bishop of Eichstätt, as a missionary post. After Willibald's death, his sister, Saint Walburga, took over the management of the monastery as a double monastery for men and women. The first church was built and consecrated in 778. From 878 to 1188, a new Romanesque building with a nave and transept was constructed as St. Wunibald's Minster, which was expanded with a Gothic choir in 1363. St. Wunibald's Minster contains the Walburga grave monument with Walburgis's grave and gravestone from around 1200, and the tomb of St. Wunibald from 1484.

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The water came out with a lot of pressure today. You could even take a shower.

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very nice in the countryside. Slightly curvy and easy up and down

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I find this route better to ride than the official Jagstradweg because you have to ride on a narrow concrete track, which causes more brake wear. I haven't drunk the water yet.

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Collect natural water here regularly.

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Very nice place with cool benches. Invites you to take a break.

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Nice climb and great view

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The castle towers over the town, then as now. Once the magnificent residence of the prince-provosts and later of the kings of Württemberg, the extensive complex in the middle of orchards now houses several state and district authorities as well as the castle museum. There is less pomp today, but the people have always been critical of that. When the king once resided there, his banner flew over the castle. The people of Ellwangen used to say: "The rag hangs outside, so the rags are inside!"

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The Staufer stele has stood in front of the entrance gate to Ellwangen Castle since 2012, which dates back to a castle built around 1200 by Abbot Kuno I. The stele was created by the Stuttgart sculptor Markus Wolf. His workshop also produced the other Staufer steles, which are located in authentic locations to commemorate the Staufers, who were German kings and emperors in the High Middle Ages. There are currently 39 of these octagonal memorial stones. The first Staufer stele was inaugurated on December 13, 2000, the 750th anniversary of the death of the last Staufer emperor, Frederick II, in the ruins of Castel Fiorentino in Italy.

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