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Beutelsbach's Old Town Hall was built in 1534 over what was likely an older vaulted cellar. The building originally probably had an open ground-floor hall. Around 1577, structural alterations took place, during which the ground-floor exterior walls were likely constructed. Large sections of the primary structure, as well as the entire roof framework, have been preserved from the 16th century. According to inscriptions, further construction work was carried out in the 17th century. The roof turret was added in 1691. Further structural changes in the 19th and 20th centuries mostly involved minor alterations. The last major project was the conversion of the first attic level in the 1980s.

The present church building in Beutelsbach, now part of Weinstadt in the Rems-Murr district, was consecrated in 1522. The late Gothic church with its west tower and single-nave nave was thus befitting the rising House of Württemberg. The chancel, the sacristy, and one of the stairwells with its Gothic net-vaulted ceiling have been preserved to this day.

The cycle path between Vogelmühle and Remseck-Neckarrems is permanently closed. The path along the forest (Wehhalde) in Hegnach is also currently closed.

beautiful church and great half-timbered building

So now it's over with stopping and enjoying the view 😢Everything is closed off with guard rails 🤮

The water from the Fils spring flows through underground caves and crevices before gathering in a spring basin and emerging from the ground in the Hasental valley near Wiesensteig. The Fils meanders approximately 63 km through the Fils valley and flows into the Neckar in Plochingen.

What many didn't know: Fellbach is located here, with a short stretch of riverbank on the Neckar River. Created as an art object by architect Professor Claus Bury in 2008. The steel sculpture is intended to resemble the bow of a ship and ends 6 meters above the Neckar River. The approximately 17-ton steel sculpture was delivered in one piece and erected and assembled in two days.

The Rems river flows through the lovely valley.