ワーグホイゼルのおすすめツーリングルート

これは本当に巨大なものです

Very nice.

Located right next to the castle. The town prison used to be here; now it's a museum. The B3 highway runs through the gate here.

The palace park, with its avenue, borders directly on the palace. This avenue then continues into the palace interior.

The Baroque palace, inhabited successively by four Prince-Bishops of Speyer and built as their residence from 1722 onwards, is well worth seeing and can be visited without a guided tour for a fee. The staircase, like that of the Würzburg Residence, was built by the famous architect Balthasar Neumann. Unfortunately, the palace, along with the entire city and the railway junction, was destroyed in a bombing raid on March 1, 1945. Except for many stucco ceilings, the palace was subsequently extensively restored, including the three ceiling frescoes in the staircase and the two large ballrooms. In addition to the palace gardens, the complex includes numerous other buildings. The tax office is housed in a large wing. The main building of the palace houses the very extensive German Music Automaton Museum and the smaller Bruchsal City Museum, spread over three floors.

The "Hockenheim Rhine Bend" nature and landscape conservation area and wildlife sanctuary extends across the entire floodplain between Hockenheim, Ketsch, Altlußheim, and the Rhine. It comprises 30 nature reserves with a total area of 656 hectares, enclosed by an 1,847-hectare landscape conservation area. It was declared a protected area in 1990 to preserve the last remnants of the formerly extensive green spaces in the Rhine lowlands, the diverse wetlands, the typical waterways, and the forests that serve as habitats for endangered and threatened animal species.

It's very nice to cycle here. And the castle is also worth seeing.

Nice place to take a break.