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Great old town hall of Großbottwar

In May 2019, the water buffalo were resettled in the Bottwar meadows as part of the project for home, people, and nature. Their stable and pasture are located on the road between Großbottwar and Kleinbottwar.

Grossbottwar is an excellent wine-growing town in the south of Germany and is located just before the end of the fourth stage of the Württemberg Wine Cycle Route.

The town hall in Steinheim an der Murr has been beautifully renovated and gives the excellent southern wine town a very special shine.

Water buffalo in the Bottwar Valley – a project for home, people, and nature: The project for the landscape-ecological optimization of the floodplain between Großbottwar and Kleinbottwar aims to sustainably develop the floodplain area and promote the coexistence of diverse wetland habitats. The buffalo are not always visible, as meadows are also grazed behind the Bottwar, which are not visible.

church in the center of the village

The village is home to the Prehistoric Man Museum, which is open daily except Monday and Tuesday from 13:00 to 17:00

Little is known about the origins of Beilstein, but it is assumed that it was a castle settlement that developed at the foot of the castle hill in the High Middle Ages. Around 1150 a Dietrich von Beilstein is mentioned, in 1231 a Count Berthold von Beilstein appears. Excavation finds suggest that the first Romanesque fortifications were built around 1070–1080. Beilstein was already mentioned as a town in 1304. The city suffered heavily during the 30 Years' War, in which it was looted and burned down several times.