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Eppingen's old town boasts one of the largest collections of historic half-timbered houses, located between the Baumann House and the market square. One of the most beautiful buildings is the old university building, which specializes in carpentry.

Eppingen was first mentioned in documents in 985. https://www.eppingen.de/bildung/stadtrundgang

Access to the Jewish cemetery is secured with a lock, which can be picked up from the Bad Rappenau town hall. Entry to the cemetery is only permitted if the rules of conduct are observed (e.g. men must wear a head covering). The cemetery is generally not accessible on Jewish holidays.

A small forest lake in the Stromberg-Heuchelberg Nature Park with beautiful rest areas by the lake. Forest trail and bird trail on and around the lake.

a highlight of the hike. The Jewish cemetery is impressive just because of its size, there are graves from 1591 to 1937. However, if you want access, you have to get a key from the Citizens' Registration Office in Bad Rappenau beforehand.

A beautiful lake that is easy to walk around and can also be reached via the nature trail. Early in the morning it was quiet and atmospherically very nice.

A cozy little half-timbered town. A lot has happened here in recent years. The reward is the garden show with regional presentations of crafts and typical landscape features.

This is a magical place - completely secluded and away from major roads, so you're usually alone there. Time seems to have stood still. The cemetery is locked, you can borrow the key from the municipality of Bad Rappenau. Gentlemen, please don't forget your yarmulke...