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Nice place for a break, with a wonderful view from the benches.

What the cellars in the Aischgrund are all about. Felsenkeller an outstanding cultural asset of the Aischgrund. From Marktbergel to Adelsdorf they can be found in almost every place. Sometimes in the middle of the village, often on the outskirts, occasionally also in the woods. There could be up to 1000 cellars in total. Most of the local cellars were hewn into the rock in the mid-19th century. There was a veritable "building boom" between 1850 and 1900. Their emergence is closely related to the flourishing of brewing culture, as they were primarily used to store beer, but also must, wine, fruit and vegetables. Because the temperatures in the cellars are moderate and surprisingly constant. This keeps the stored goods fresh and durable for a long time.

Brilliant single trail right along the creek

Great for a break

Somewhat hidden from the path, there is the former "Weinberghüterhaus", also known locally as the "stone cave". Here you can take a break, both in good and bad weather, and enjoy a wonderful view. The already dilapidated "stone cave" was restored by the Külsheim fire brigade association.

The "stone cave" is above the Kühlsheim vineyards

The remains of a tower hill castle from the Staufer period (around 1000 AD) can be found as a round wall in the forest on the Hirschberg above the Katterbach valley. A robber's cave there bears witness to the removal of abrasive sand for tables and the living room floor.

Very nice trail and brook crossing