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... very nice to look at from the meadow side

"TV scenery" hidden in the middle of the Odenwald.

In contrast to the main street, the residential area around the fountain used to be home to the poorer population. The small livestock (including geese) found here gave the "Gänsebrunnen" its name.

Da Schloss Waldleinigen is a great looking building in the middle of the Odenwald and in the middle of the Geo-Nature Park. Nowadays the castle is used as a psychosomatic clinic and is therefore not open to the public

To simplify: the link to the history of the castle is https://schloss-waldleiningen.de/geschichte/ I was still interested in the original use of today's sports hall. This is clearly not to be found, but the information that the castle was used as a starting point for hunting and the statement "... The linden trees between the castle and the stables are still reminiscent of those years" on http: //www.architekturweb .de / waldlein.htm indicate that this originally served as the castle's stables.

The Leiningen house has existed since the 8th century. Today it houses a rehabilitation clinic.

Prince Carl Emich zu Leiningen (1804-1856), half-brother of Queen Victoria of England, had the Waldleiningen hunting lodge laid out by his father demolished in 1828 and a new summer residence built in the neo-Gothic style, which is also known as the German Windsor. The client and his artistic advisor, Eckardt, had stayed in England for many years and took up many architectural suggestions from English castles.

RAVEN AND CAPRICORN; Roman am Limes is the title of a novel that took place in this area around 1900 years ago. The author Barbera von Wickede grew up in Waldleiningen, so she knows every stone here. In any case, the stones that the Romans left above Waldleinigen on the Limes have combined them into a very lively and exciting plot. Easy to read on a summer meadow or a shady bench somewhere in this beautiful area.