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The public pavilion is located on the small alder island in the unique setting of the idyllic Talaue landscape park on the Rems river – Waiblingen – Rems-Murr district.

A beautiful path that follows the meanders of the Rems river past expansive meadows. Very idyllic and highly recommended.

Beautiful benches, seating areas, and panoramic loungers are scattered along the Rems River 🌊 - Waiblingen - Rems-Murr district

Tränktörle - former passage through the city wall down to the Rems river - Waiblingen - Rems-Murr district

A place of reflection, "Time," created in 2001 by Inge Mahn. An oversized sundial consisting of a stone St. Anthony's Cross and, at a distance, six stone columns arranged in a semicircle. According to the brochure, it is only one segment of a sundial, but it is accurately measured.

Probably the oldest of the larger bridges in the Rems-Murr district. During the Thirty Years' War (1643), it was the site of a skirmish between Bavarian and French-Swedish troops. It was filled in in 1975 and partially uncovered again in 2018 for the 2019 Remstal Garden Show.

The terraced vineyard is maintained and cultivated by volunteers. This cultural and historical gem, the only steep slope vineyard in the Waiblingen district, located at the southern end of the "Unteres Remstal" nature reserve, can thus be preserved.

The Remstal Viaduct between Waiblingen and Neustadt was built between 1875 and 1876 and spans the Rems River between Neustadt and Hohenacker. The viaduct is part of the Murr Valley Railway, is 45 meters high and 240 meters long, and was opened in 1876. Neustadt was given its own station. On April 21, 1945, a section of the viaduct was senselessly blown up by members of the Wehrmacht. However, the viaduct was repaired by the summer of 1946 by installing a temporary support pier. The Murr Valley Railway was double-tracked and electrified between Waiblingen and Schwäbisch Hall in 1965. It is now part of the Stuttgart–Nuremberg railway line. In 1981, the Neustadt-Hohenacker station was connected to the S-Bahn (suburban railway).