니텔스하임 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

Beautiful old things to admire

The "Bärenruh," also commonly known as "Rentnereck," has been shining in its new splendor since March 2022. From here, one has a good view for observing the storks in the wetlands during the watering days in May and July. Wooden benches with a table and a shelter offer walkers, cyclists, and hikers a beautiful resting place right on the edge of the forest in Ottersheim.

Town Hall, Germersheimer Straße 1 Hipped roof building, ground floor hall dated 1555, upper floor probably from the 18th century. Cultural monument

You should go back to school...

Vintage car enthusiasts gathered in Ottersheim and are interested in old tractors and historic agricultural equipment.

Very nice hotel with a great restaurant! https://www.zeiskamermuehle.de/de/

The Ottersheim Dividing Weir was established in 1772 as a "lordly weir." Since the 18th century, it has divided the waters of the artificial Spiegelbach from the Queich in a ratio of 2/5 to 3/5. While the Spiegelbach flows past the Knittelsheim Mill to Bellheim, the waters of the Queich trickle northward to Zeiskam. The regulations for dividing the water were already laid down in writing in the "Electoral Palatinate Queichbach Ordinance" of 1784. The numbers on the transverse blocks indicate the numbers of the keys that allowed the water warden to unlock the weirs on water days. These keys had to be deposited with the Germersheim District Office.

A beautiful covered rest area, the "Jean-Benz-Anlage," with two benches and a table, has been newly created at the northeastern corner of the lake - on the Queichtal cycle path.