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小さくて趣のある公園は、美しく中心部に位置しているだけでなく、適切なインフラも備えています。遊び場、噴水、彫刻、カフェがこの宝物の一部です。公衆トイレも利用できます。内側の橋とその橋上の家々は、ここから最も写真映えするでしょう。

Nice park for a break.

The medieval old town with its canals is always worth a visit: Venice flair.

Was created in 1956 by Bernd Heiliger

Currently being renovated

Great cycle route past the power station and over to the Neckartal cycle path.

Little Venice, Esslingen am Neckar Crisscrossed by winding cobblestone streets and dreamy waterways, framed by the Neckar and vineyards, overlooked by the castle hill - that's Esslingen! Enjoy, let go and immerse yourself in the idyllic world of the Esslingen Neckar canals. A narrow passage at the city archives leads a few steps down to the Kesselwasen, where mills were documented as early as 1428 and two water wheels are still in operation today. They powered machines and turbines until the 20th century and have been preserved as a testament to industrialization. The people of Esslingen affectionately call the view over the Rossneckar to the houses on the Inner Bridge "Little Venice". Today, people enjoy the high quality of living and staying on the Neckar. There are many beautiful things to discover during a walk along the Esslingen Neckar canals: the picturesque Little Venice, the old water wheels, the Hammer Canal with its Art Nouveau villas and finally the idyllically located water house. The water wheels Mills were documented in Esslingen as early as 1428. Two water wheels near Little Venice - hidden behind the large weeping willow - are still in operation today. They powered machines and turbines until the 20th century and have been preserved as a testament to industrialization. They are still used to generate energy today and generate 8 kW of electricity. Text / Source: Esslinger Stadtmarketing & Tourismus GmbH, Marktplatz 16, Esslingen am Neckar https://www.esslingen-info.com/attraktion/klein-venedig-997b0a825e

Schelztorturm, Schelztorstraße 2, Esslingen am Neckar The rectangular gate tower from the 13th century was originally part of the city fortifications. A ring of walls, towers and gates has protected the citizens of Esslingen since the Staufer period. In the 19th century, the old fortifications were in the way of the growing city. A large part of them was therefore demolished; since then the gate has stood free in the city space. Today the Schelztorturm is one of a total of three remaining gate towers in Esslingen and is one of the city's most famous sights. The name Schelztorturm goes back to a family of Schelz who ran a farm near the tower. The shop built into the gate now houses an ice cream parlor. A half-timbered wall was created on the city side. In the 1980s, the artist Hubert von der Goltz created the sculpture "...arrived", which seems to float above the tower. A playful accent that is in complete contrast to the still heavy, massive tower. It is definitely worth spending a while on the square in front of the Schelztorturm and letting your gaze wander upwards. The Schelztorturm is close to the Roßneckarkanal, so you can set off from here for a relaxing walk along the water. Text / Source: Esslinger Stadtmarketing & Tourismus GmbH, Marktplatz 16, Esslingen am Neckar https://www.esslingen-info.com/attraktion/schelztorturm-9786e53643