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There is a small rest area, unfortunately it is exposed to wind and weather, a sheltered place would have been more pleasant

A picturesque town with charming historic buildings. Here you can try various local wines.

Great parking lot from which you can set off directly on a great gravel path into the Palatinate Forest towards Ungeheuersee. You also have a very nice view of the Battenburg.

Ice flower - highly recommended - price/performance ratio 5*****

The Retzer property also includes a very beautiful park-like garden. The former stables with colonnades and cross vaults have become the public city library.

Unfortunately, it is currently completely scaffolded and covered up.

In the 15th century, Freinsheim fell to the Electoral Palatinate, which also belonged to the Kurrheinische Reichskreis, on whose behalf the existing fortifications were expanded. The last component of the city wall to be completed in 1514 was the iron gate, whose name comes from the Palatinate dialect expression for outer gate. During the War of the Palatinate Succession in 1689, Freinsheim was badly damaged; only the foundation walls remained. Reconstruction took place in the early 18th century. Prominent administrative functions within the Electoral Palatinate, especially the establishment of a sub-office, promoted the economic boom. Source: Wikipedia

The square at Oschelskopf is a beautiful and striking viewing point. The imposing statue by the Freinsheim artist Kurt Hertz excited many minds shortly after it was placed and stimulated the imagination of some Freinsheim residents. Today the sculpture is affectionately called "Elvis". The base can be used as a resting and resting bench. The name "Oschelskopf" refers to the entire vineyard in this area. The name comes from the Middle High German word “Osel” or “Usel”, which in meaning was equivalent to a place of ash or fire. Because the terrain is a knoll, the term “head” has come from it.