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The birds of prey show takes place at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and is worth a visit.

Beautiful old town. There are medieval festivals here for good reason

The place is shady and the view of Wahrberg Castle is great. There is also a cross with a figure of Jesus, which was created by a very good artist and looks very realistic.

"...Feuchtwangen is a tranquil little town with a very interesting old town. It is rightly one of the many lovely places along the Romantic Road. So if you are here, take the opportunity to visit the historical sights of Feuchtwangen. Your sightseeing tour can be rounded off perfectly in one of the cafés and restaurants in Feuchtwangen..." More information about Feuchtwangen at: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/feuchtwangen-sehenswuerdigkeiten/

Rammersdorf Castle is the family seat of Baron Freiherr von Eyb. Parts of it can be visited on Heritage Day.

"Romungesdorf" was mentioned for the first time in 1293 in the eighth book of the imperial city of Rothenburg. In 1336 "Romungestorf" appears as the seat of the knight Fritz Vogel zu Dornberg. In 1388 the knight Peter Vogel zu Vogelsburg (= Burg Rammersdorf) is named, who was a liegeman of Würzburg. A little later, Rammersdorf passed to the Geissendorfer brothers. In 1390 the Vogelsburg had to cede to the Würzburg steward Arnold Hiltmar. Burkhart von Seckendorff-Jochsberg acquired the castle from him and received it as a burgrave's fief on April 6, 1390. In 1417, Schloss Rammersdorf appeared in a list of the castles of the district court of Graisbach. On January 1, 1571, the Brandenburg-Ansbach chamber councilor Veit Asmus von Eyb zu Vestenberg, from the von Eyb noble family, acquired the Rammersdorf/Vogelsburg manor from Martin Wolf von Redwitz, who had just bought it from his brother-in-law Hans Zobel von Giebelstadt. The family of Baron von Eyb has lived in the castle since that time. The castle is usually open to the public on Heritage Days

Feuchtwangen (Franconian Feichtwang) is a town in the Ansbach district of Middle Franconia. With over 12,000 inhabitants and 137 km², it is the largest municipality in the district in terms of population and area, and the second largest municipality in Middle Franconia in terms of area after Nuremberg, and is located directly on the Romantic Road. The town is really beautiful and much less crowded than other places on the Romantic Road.

The place "Xillingesfirst" is mentioned for the first time in a game ban document from Emperor Otto III. for Bishop Heinrich von Würzburg, issued on May 1, 1000, named as border point ten.