쉬운 탐 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

As part of the Green Neighborhood initiative, predominantly regionally typical fruit varieties, some of which are threatened with extinction, are preserved on these orchards.

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Information about Uranus, including a corresponding sculpture, is part of the planetary trail that starts in Favoritepark. The stele, in a deliberately fragmented form, depicts all the contradictory aspects of Uranus.

A very beautiful panoramic view. In the background you can see Bietigheim-Bissingen and the Großingersheim wind turbine.

Pasta, eggs, potatoes, and apples are available. Payments are made into the trust fund.

It's gotten a bit "old" now.

Near the edge of the forest, the rather mossy cable column of the Neckar-Enz position, which was once used for communication with the nearby bunkers.

See description here: https://www.tourismus-bw.de/touren/ludwigsburger-planetenweg-9a5043b757 Description "Bringing the heavens down to earth and making the immense dimensions of our solar system comprehensible at the speed of light – we achieve this with the help of a planetary trail!" The planetary trail is a scaled-down replica of our solar system, where the sizes and distances of the sun and its planets are represented at a scale of 1:1 billion. In this scaled-down version, the distance between the sun and Pluto is 6 km, which corresponds to 6 billion (6,000,000,000) km in space. The sun, with a diameter of 1.39 m, stands out clearly against our Earth, a tiny sphere measuring only 1.3 cm. The dwarf planet Pluto, even smaller than Earth's moon, is the smallest celestial body depicted, measuring just 2 mm. Following the redefinition of the term "planet," Pluto was demoted to a dwarf planet with the number 134340 on August 24, 2006. Since then, our solar system officially consists of only eight planets and the dwarf planets Pluto, Eris, and Ceres. The Planet Trail begins at the Sun Station in Ludwigsburg-Eglosheim, approximately 200 meters north of Favoritepark on Seeschlossallee, not far from the "Favoritepark" S-Bahn station. The trail continues north past Monrepos Palace to Wilhelmshof, through the Brandholz forest, and on to the southern edge of the Bietigheim Forest. From this point, the Bietigheim-Bissingen S-Bahn station is about 2 kilometers away.