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Always worth seeing, especially with the weather today

Built as an imperial castle around 1240, it was further expanded from around 1250 onward. In 1481, under Count Eberhard the Beard, it was expanded and converted into a palace, where the old Imperial Storm flag was kept. Partially demolished in 1724. The stones were used, among other things, for the construction of the Ludwigsburg Residence. In 1808, a new building was constructed: a penitentiary, later an orphanage. From 1873, it served as a teachers' college, now a secondary school.

Very relaxing park, part of Stuttgart's green lungs.

great beer garden directly on the Neckar

A beautiful view of the Neckar from the bridge

In the meadow you can see the comb wheel along with a description of how it works.

The Neckar Loop and Mundelsheim are worth a visit, as this striking river loop offers one of the most beautiful vantage points in Württemberg. From the Käsberg pulpit, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the Neckar Valley, the steep vineyard terraces, and picturesque Mundelsheim. The Käsberg Trail leads along narrow paths through this unique cultural landscape, past dry-stone walls, orchards, and Mediterranean flora. In the historic town center, half-timbered houses, St. Kilians Church with its late Gothic frescoes, and the museum in the Stiftsscheuer (collegiate barn) invite you to explore. The visit is rounded off with a wine tasting in the Käsberg Cellar.