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The Amalienhof wine bar on the Beilsteiner Steinberg invites hikers to take a well-deserved break with regional delicacies and exquisite wines directly from the surrounding vineyards. From the panoramic terrace, you can enjoy sweeping views all the way to Stuttgart. More information about opening hours and events can be found on the winery's website: http://www.weingut-amalienhof.de.

Information board about the Old Württemberg Moat, which ran along this spot. The Old Württemberg Moat, whose construction was begun by Count Ulrich V in 1456 and continued by Count Eberhard im Bart until 1495, originally marked the northern border of Württemberg. In the following three centuries it served mainly as a source of customs revenue. However, as its strategic importance was only minor, it was abandoned in 1803 and was then increasingly subject to decay.

Idyllic gem in the Swabian-Franconian Forest Nature Park between vineyards and dense forests.

View over the vineyards just before the edge of the forest to Wildeck Castle.

A former residential tower from the 16th century, built on the site of a previous structure (around 1300). Today, it serves as the operational and residential building of the Burg Wildeck wine-growing experimental estate. Entry to the castle courtyard is not permitted.

View of Wildeck Castle from below the vineyards.

View from a field path of Wildeck Castle and the vineyards belonging to the castle in front of it.

Rocks at the foot of the vineyards with a relief of the Amalienhof.