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ツヴェーレンベルク・パビリオンは、モスバッハの上方に位置するのどかな休憩所で、エルツタール周辺の丘、畑、森の美しい景色を眺めることができます。小さなパビリオンは森の端にあり、静かなロケーションで短い休憩を誘います。景色を楽しんだり、ただ一息ついたりするのに理想的です。

Beautiful fountain in the small Elzpark

The historic Mosbach Power Station, opened in 1900, resembles a small castle with its sandstone building and tower. Today, it is the headquarters of the Mosbach municipal utility company, which provides electricity, gas, water, and heat to the region.

Great idea; there are always people who want to help others. I've only known this in Austria (except for repair stations).

The Elz flows along the city park and offers many opportunities for relaxation. It flows into the Neckar in Neckarelz.

The small fountain temple in the city park is the only reminder of Mosbach's early efforts to produce its own salt with a graduation tower. The discovery of the brine spring in 1755 was followed by various attempts to use it, from the saltworks to the health spring, and even the idea of developing Mosbach into a spa town. The half-timbered town of Mosbach never became a spa town. However, since 1953, anyone can take brine water from the little brine spring. There is also a Kneipp facility next to the spring for cooling off during a walk.

The Neckarzimmern Lock is a significant facility on the Neckar River in Baden-Württemberg. It was completed in 1935 as part of the canalization of the Neckar River 1 2. The lock consists of two chambers and has a lifting height of 5.60 meters 1 2. The facility also includes a hydroelectric power plant that operates year-round. The weir bridge spanning the lock is part of the Neckar Valley Cycle Path and is used by both cyclists and pedestrians.

In front of the Roman Museum stands this impressive statue of a Roman legionary, depicting Publius Junius Secundus. The soldier was stationed in Osterburken in the 3rd century AD as a beneficiary of the governor. Beneficiaries were soldiers assigned to special duties such as customs and police duties.